Marc Dunn brings veteran Kansas State QB poise and big-play efficiency
In the 2002 season, Marc Dunn gave Kansas State a seasoned, high-efficiency passing option: he completed 63% of his throws, posted a 199.9 passer rating, averaged 10.9 yards per attempt, and added 4 rushing touchdowns despite limited volume. He stood out as a strong-fit, dual-threat veteran with experience in pressure spots, including starts against Texas Tech and Kansas in 2001. The differentiator is his command and explosiveness rather than gaudy volume—he was the kind of quarterback who could steady an offense and punish mistakes quickly.
