Cooper Beebe was left surprised when he stepped onto Kansas State’s campus as a young pup straight out of high school. The mammoth of a man had a different jersey number. It wasn’t the No. 98, a digit often reserved for the biggest human beings on the defensive side of the ball that he planned on wearing as a true freshman. Instead, it was the No. 50. An offensive lineman number. “I was supposed to be number 98, and my dad and I are looking at my locker, and I see number 50,” Beebe said. “We kind of looked at...