<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>The rehabilitation of Bill Walker's knee is ahead of schedule and he is looking forward to having a successful season at Kansas State even though Bob Huggins has left the program. Walker never believed the West Virginia rumors. ?He gave me every indication that he was staying,? Walker said of Huggins. When he learned Huggins was leaving, Walker became angry. He didn?t hear about it first from Huggins, and that hurt. ?He?s somebody I trusted,? said Walker, who?ll be a sophomore in 2007-08. Walker admits he unloaded on Huggins once he told the team he was going. ?Just anger,? Walker said. ?I told him what I thought.? Walker is looking forward to playing with Michael Beasley, one of the top incoming freshman in the country. ?If we?re going to win the national championship, we have to coexist,? Walker said. ?I respect him. I don?t think I?ll have any problem with him. This doesn?t have to be my team. That?s not what?s important.? [READ]</div>http://realgm.com/src_wiretap
I would be very surpsied if Kansas State won the national championshipVery talented group of recruits and players thoughI don't know if Beasley and Walker will be able to coexist on the court without one getting frustrated about the amount of touches
