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Freshman Files: Khalid Duke

Kansas State freshman linebacker Khalid Duke
Kansas State freshman linebacker Khalid Duke

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It's time to get to know some new Wildcats! Over the rest of the month the KSO staff will be bringing you brief Q&A's with the incoming freshman yet to arrive on campus.

Our next subject is linebacker Khalid Duke of Georgia.

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Q: When do you plan to get to Manhattan?

A: I plan to come up for summer school over the month of June.

Q: What is your height and weight?

A: I am 6-foot-4 and 225 pounds.

Q: Who are the fellow recruits/commits you speak with the most?

A: I haven't really spoken to many that much. I talked a lot with Joe (Ervin) and Tyrone (Lewis) on my visit.

Q: What have you been working on since your season ended?

A: Since my season has ended, I have been working a lot on football IQ and awareness. I want to get to know coverages and formations.

Q: What is the No. 1 thing about K-State that won you over?

A: Really, it was that my mom loved it. She was very hesitant about every school that recruited me, but she was not hesitant at all about K-State.

Q: What are your goals for your first season at Kansas State?

A: In the first year I just want to come out and prove myself. I want to show that I’m hungry and show who I am.

Q: What is something that people would think is unique about you?

A: I never fall behind in anything.

Q: What school finished second in your recruitment?

A: I attend a military school, so West Point was definitely suggested to me by the teachers and staff from my school.

Q: Which current assistant coach are you closest with?

A: Coach (Taylor) Braet has been keeping up with me ever since the coach that recruited me has left. (Jon Fabris, Blake Seiler)

Q: What advice would you give to younger recruits now that you have gone through it?

A: Be patient and stay hungry.

Duke visited by Kansas State coaches at his school.
Duke visited by Kansas State coaches at his school.
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