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堪萨斯队失去康纳·斯特罗;西弗吉尼亚大学批准马特·西格出战
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阿米尔·赫林预计将接手一份堪萨斯队宁愿不出现空缺的工作:替代球队最可靠的跑球阻挡手之一。首发左护锋康纳·斯特罗因伤缺席周六对阵西弗吉尼亚大学的比赛;在11月12日星期四公布的伤病情况更新中,他的状态从存疑变为缺席。赫林有过司职这一位置的经验,但要保住斯特罗为跑球进攻带来的贡献,远不只是填补他的位置那么简单。1
西弗吉尼亚大学在后场防守方面得到了更好的消息。新生安全卫马特·西格获准出战;他最初被列为很可能出战,这让山地人队在面对能够打出大码数推进的堪萨斯进攻时多了一个选择。这是及时的助力,但并不意味着他会获得大量出场时间,更不能单凭此事就修补好整条防线。1
堪萨斯队失去的不只是体型优势
预计由赫林替代斯特罗,但伤病名单并未确认他将首发。这名三年级球员本赛季参加了292个进攻回合,其中200个回合司职左护锋,约占其上场工作量的三分之二。堪萨斯队将启用一名已经在这一确切位置上承担过大量任务的球员,而不是要求某位球员到星期六才开始学习这个位置。1
赫林履历中令人鼓舞的一点是他的传球保护:据卡利汉报道,在149次传球进攻中,他只让对手施加了两次压力,没有被擒杀。他的跑球阻挡则获得了较不利的评价。这些数据和评估让核心疑问更加具体:没有斯特罗之后,堪萨斯队能否维持冲球产量,而不是赫林是否会在工作各个方面都必然表现退步。1
赫林个人的传球保护记录,让堪萨斯队有理由对这支表现不佳的锋线抱有一定信心。但这并不保证更大的任务会顺利完成,正如球队整体评分不佳也不能证明他会让情况变得更糟。
西弗吉尼亚大学的锋线上也有替补任务。乔什·艾索萨预计将进入首发阵容,顶替仍然缺阵的阿玛雷·“布巴”·格雷森。卡利汉的报道显示,艾索萨本赛季参加了61次传球保护进攻,允许对手施加两次压力:一次迫使四分卫匆忙出手,一次擒杀。报道还列出他的PFF传球阻挡评分为42.0,跑球阻挡评分则更高,为71.4。这些是在有限出场量基础上的球探评估,并非百分比或预测。1
又一名安全卫,同样艰难的任务
西格获准出战,回应了西弗吉尼亚大学攻守失衡的另一面。山地人队拥有高效的进攻,却有一条屡屡被对手打出大码数推进的防线。球队11月11日的赛前预览将他们在被传球码数方面列为第138名,在传球效率防守方面列为第137名;对手场均传球322.8码、得分34.6分。13
西弗吉尼亚大学在这两个类别中的总数均为全国最高;堪萨斯队在打出至少20码推进方面排名第九。这些数据统计的是攻防回合,包括冲球和传球;较长距离的推进也计入较短距离的门槛,并非额外增加的总数。这场对决威胁到山地人队防线的不止一个环节。13
堪萨斯四分卫以赛亚·马歇尔既能用双腿,也能用手臂给防线制造难题。投入更多防守球员限制冲球,可能会让后方的保护力量减少。反过来,保留足够的深区协防力量,就意味着防线需要在缺少支援的情况下承担更多任务。多一名可以出战的安全卫给了教练组一个选择,但防线各个环节仍须协调一致。13
很遗憾,我们让其他四分卫打得非常、非常出色;我们必须更好地限制他们的跑球进攻,也要更好地防守长传球。
罗德里格斯的评价说明,西格的状态应当客观看待。获准出战改变的是谁可以为球队出力,并不能说明他的具体角色、出场次数,也不能说明西弗吉尼亚大学是否终于能够遏制那些一直削弱其防守的爆炸性推进。
星期四的名单仍未解答的问题
西弗吉尼亚大学列出的六名缺阵球员是跑卫安德烈·德维恩、近端锋卡姆·鲍尔、进攻锋线球员格雷森和拉马库斯·迪拉德、防守锋线球员达里厄斯·威利,以及镍位安全卫埃默里·斯奈德。安全卫达马雷·威廉姆斯仍被列为很可能出战。两名进攻锋线球员被列为缺席,艾索萨的上位也发生在其位置组不止一人缺阵的情况下。3
堪萨斯队将跑卫贾伦·杜普里、近端锋杰克·乌茨、进攻锋线球员卡森·卡彭特和斯特罗,以及防守锋线球员格雷迪·赛弗特列为缺席。四分卫科尔·巴拉德和安全卫梅森·埃利斯仍存疑;外接手布赖森·海耶斯和安全卫杰登·哈里斯则很可能出战。巴拉德的状态仍未确定,并不代表球队宣布要更换首发四分卫。3
在这些决定尘埃落定之前,最明确的考验已经显而易见。堪萨斯队必须替代经验丰富的跑球阻挡手,同时保持进攻平衡。西弗吉尼亚大学则必须调整锋线,为自己强劲的地面进攻提供支持,并让另一名可以出战的防守球员发挥作用,帮助球队抵御一个能够惩罚其最大弱点的对手。
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- Kansas has ruled out starting left guard Connor Stroh. West Virginia has cleared freshman safety Matt Sieg, giving its struggling secondary another available defender. Both teams also face offensive-line changes. Where do those changes leave them most exposed?
- Stroh moved from doubtful to out in Thursday's update. Sieg moved from probable to cleared and came off the list. West Virginia can plan on having him available, though his playing time will depend on his role.
- Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown hosts the game Saturday, November 14, with kickoff scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Eastern on ESPNU. It's West Virginia's next-to-last home game. The Mountaineers enter at five and four, while Kansas is three and six.
- Stroh leaves a substantial hole in a Kansas offense averaging 201.2 rushing yards a game. At six feet seven and 350 pounds, he's been one of its more consistent linemen, especially blocking for the run. Junior Amir Herring is expected to replace him at left guard.
- Herring has played 292 offensive snaps this season, including 200 at left guard. At six feet three and 310 pounds, he'd bring substantial experience at that exact position. His promotion is still an expectation ahead of the game.
- Herring has allowed two pressures and no sacks in 149 pass plays. His run blocking has drawn a less favorable assessment. That leaves a genuine question about sustaining the ground game, even with a replacement whose pass-protection numbers offer encouragement.
- Kansas has allowed 101 pressures and ranks 130th in the pass-blocking grades. Its quarterbacks have taken 12 sacks. Pressure means a passer was disrupted or threatened, so it can happen without a sack. Those totals measure different outcomes.
- Herring's own pass-protection work gives Kansas some reason for confidence within that struggling unit. Losing Stroh puts a proven run blocker on the sideline. How well Herring sustains that part of the offense is the bigger question about the expected change.
- Subscribe to this channel to follow the remaining availability decisions and how these replacement lineups hold up.
- Josh Aisosa is slated to replace Amare “Bubba” Grayson for West Virginia. Grayson remains out. Aisosa has allowed two pressures in 61 pass-protection plays this season, with those pressures consisting of one quarterback hurry and one sack.
- West Virginia leans even more heavily on the ground game, averaging 263.6 rushing yards, sixth nationally. Aisosa's assignment affects a central strength of that offense. Quarterback Michael Hawkins Junior can escape trouble with his legs, but the line still has to give him room to work.
- Aisosa's pass-blocking grade is 42.0, while his run-blocking grade is 71.4. Those are scouting evaluations within a limited workload. The stronger run-blocking assessment fits what West Virginia needs, but Saturday will test him against Kansas.
- Sieg returns to a secondary that has repeatedly given up big gains. West Virginia allows 322.8 passing yards a game. Opponents average 501.0 total yards and 34.6 points. Having another safety available adds an option against an offense equipped to attack downfield.
- West Virginia ranks 138th in passing yards allowed and 137th in pass-efficiency defense. It also ranks 137th in total defense and 131st in points allowed. Sieg's clearance gives the coaches another available player within that difficult defensive assignment.
- Kansas has produced 54 plays of at least 20 yards, ninth nationally. Quarterback Isaiah Marshall can threaten a defense through the air and on the ground. West Virginia has to contain that running threat while keeping receivers from getting behind its safeties.
- West Virginia has surrendered 70 plays of at least 20 yards, including 35 of at least 30. Both are the country's highest totals. Kansas has generated 54 plays of at least 20 yards. These totals include runs and passes.
- The matchup puts pressure on the front and the secondary together. Committing defenders to stop the run can leave fewer players protecting deep space. Rodriguez has identified both jobs as problems his defense has to handle better against athletic quarterbacks.
- West Virginia coach Rich Rodriguez said, “Here we go again,” about facing athletic quarterbacks. He added, “Unfortunately, we've made other quarterbacks look really, really good, and we've got to do a better job of containing their run game and playing the deep ball better.”
- West Virginia's remaining absences extend beyond Grayson. Thursday's list has six players out, including two offensive linemen. That leaves Aisosa stepping into the lineup while more than one member of his position group is unavailable.
- Running back Andre Devine and tight end Cam Ball are out for West Virginia. So are offensive linemen Amare Grayson and Lamarcus Dillard, defensive lineman Darius Wiley, and nickel and safety Emory Snyder. Safety Da'Mare Williams remains probable.
- Kansas also has multiple offensive linemen unavailable. Kasen Carpenter joins Stroh on its out list, alongside players from the backfield, tight end group and defensive front. Other decisions remain open in the secondary and at quarterback.
- Kansas has ruled out running back Jalen Dupree and tight end Jack Utz. Offensive linemen Kasen Carpenter and Connor Stroh are out, along with defensive lineman Grady Seyfert. Those are the five players carrying out designations on Thursday's list.
- Quarterback Cole Ballard and safety Mason Ellis remain questionable. Wide receiver Bryson Hayes and safety Jaden Harris are probable. Those labels leave their availability subject to further updates, with the probable players more likely to play than those listed questionable.
- The Big 12 introduced public availability reporting for conference games in the 2025–26 season. Football teams submit daily updates starting three days before a game. Available, probable, questionable, doubtful and out describe the weekday progression from expected participation to an absence.
- An out designation can cover medical or nonmedical reasons. Players out for the season appear as out for at least one game, then can disappear from later lists. So Thursday's six West Virginia absences and five Kansas absences may not include every season-long loss.
- Each team's clearest exposure follows its personnel change. Kansas must replace an established run blocker, with Herring offering experience and encouraging pass-protection work. West Virginia needs Aisosa to support its running attack while Sieg gives the secondary another option against explosive plays.
- Daily reporting continues Friday. For Saturday's kickoff, the final pregame report is due by four p.m. Eastern, 90 minutes before the game. The game-day categories become available, game time decision and out, replacing the weekday labels.
- A game-time decision means coaches or medical personnel still need to evaluate the player during warm-ups. Out means he won't dress or be available. Available means he'll dress and can play, with his actual role and number of snaps still up to the team.
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