Army and Kansas State, both coming off disappointing performances last Saturday, will square off Saturday night in Manhattan, Kan.Kansas State (1-1) needed a last-minute touchdown pass by Avery Johnson to beat FCS opponent North Dakota 38-35 last Saturday. Johnson finished the night with 318 passing yards and three TDs.”I was pleased with the way we finished the game, getting a stop on defense and taking a two-minute drive 81 yards,” head coach Chris Klieman said Monday. “I was disappointed, like we talked about Saturday. But I was happy that the guys found the resolve to find a way (to win).”We were able to watch film this morning and make some corrections on a handful of things on both sides of the ball.”The Wildcats will have a chance to see if their adjustments will help when the Black Knights (0-1) travel to Manhattan. Appropriately, it will be “Fort Riley Day,” an annual occurrence honoring the Army base a half-hour away.”They’ve got a really good team and are well-coached,” Klieman said. “I’ve known coach (Jeff) Monken for an awfully long time, and I have tons of respect for him. I’ve competed against him for a long time, and I know how good his teams are.”Army lost 30-27 at home in double overtime to FCS opponent Tarleton State in its season opener.The Black Knights led 24-10 in the third quarter before Tarleton scored the next 14 points. Army missed a late 43-yard field goal, resulting in the game going to overtime.