By Tim Everson
After a month, Kansas State returns home to Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday when the high-flying Oklahoma State comes to town.
After a tumultuous injury situation that has left junior Blake Barnett as the starting quarterback for this week, the Wildcats are looking to get the train back on the tracks after back-to-back losses and four losses in the last five outings.
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