Kansas State storms past Iowa State in Big 12 clash
Kansas State rebounds from a losing streak with a 42-3 win over Iowa State as Eli Roberson rushes 131 yards and two scores and Josh Scobey adds 172 yards on 32 carries. The victory, amid college football momentum, sets up a game at Nebraska with 4-4 KSU aiming to carry confidence. The Wildcats dominate on the ground, totaling 431 yards and holding ISU to 23 rushing yards.
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Cornhuskers Cruise Past Jayhawks in 51-7 Victory
No. 2 Nebraska hammered Kansas 51 to 7 after a scoreless first, extending Kansas’ 32-year winless stretch against the Huskers. Terry Allen’s Kansas tenure ended with the loss as Frank Solich praised Nebraska’s defense and big plays from special teams. Diedrick starred for Nebraska with 136 rushing yards. Crouch threw for 164 yards. Kansas’ Kinsey and Dyer split a dozen completions for 79 yards and 12 points.
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St Francis tops Stanton County in regional football clash
St Francis Indians overpower Stanton County 36 to 6 in Johnson to reach the sub-state round behind Dustin Dunn who rushes for 247 yards and three first half touchdowns. Stanton County ends season at 7-4 as Dunn adds a 44 yard score before halftime.
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Chiefs rally past Chargers in fourth quarter comeback
Kansas City, 2-6, overcame a San Diego surge led by rookie quarterback Drew Brees after Doug Flutie left with a concussion. Priest Holmes rushed for 181 yards, scoring once, as the Chiefs topped the Chargers 25-20. Trent Green directed the final drive and Michael Ricks added a two touchdown performance despite years in San Diego.
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