Wildcats win opener but fail to cash in on scoring chances
Kansas State tops Western Kentucky 27 to 13 as Darren Sproles rushes for 221 yards and Dylan Meier adds 183 through the air. The Wildcats rack up 502 total yards but squander drives with a fumble, penalties, and a missed field goal attempt. Coach Bill Snyder notes the need to convert yards to points while Figurs shines with 84 receiving yards.
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Morton ready to play against Broncos in KC opener
Chiefs receiver Johnnie Morton, practicing for the first time since July, could boost an injury‑depleted corps for the Denver opener. Morton, who has an Achilles issue, says he can handle the pain as coach Vermeil notes a spectacular catch and gradual return.
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Chiefs place bets on Morton return after final cuts
Kansas City Chiefs discuss Morton's readiness for Denver after final roster cuts. Vermeil notes Morton's optimism, likelihood of a three man wide receiver group, while rookies Lilja joins Indianapolis. Practice squad names include Booth Horn McIntyre Alford Galliday Scanlon Sharpe.
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Big day by 'D' lifts Jayhawks
Kansas defense dominates Tulsa 21 to 3 in the season opener. Coach Mangino praises the unit as the key to future success while Tulsa struggles with Kilian under pressure, two interceptions, and six sacks. John Randle leads Kansas rushing in second half as offense improves after a slow start.
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Broncos trim 20 players including Chamberlain and Weaver
Denver releases 20 players in final cuts as tight ends Byron Chamberlain and Jed Weaver fail to secure spots. Chamberlain led receivers in camp while Weaver joined after a strong year with San Francisco but saw limited action in preseason. Also cut are last year’s draft picks and several veterans, with several others placed on injured reserve.
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