Kansas Wildcats Clinch Efficient Win Over Kansas Jayhawks
Kansas managed one touchdown on seven first half drives while Kansas State moved quickly, holding field position at the 42 to Kansas' 25. Jake Waters threw four TDs on 21 of 27 for 294 yards, Curry Sexton 9-141 and Tyler Lockett 9-119 led receivers. Harwell 3-41 led Kansas. Officials noted attendance 53,439 with game time 3 11.
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Jayhawks Illume Late TD Amid Gassers Debate
Senior tight end Trent Smiley scored his first KU touchdown late in his final game, a 38-13 deficit reduction on a third quarter grab. Keon Stowers disrupted a K-State drive with a second quarter pass breakup, keeping KU alive briefly as Kansas faced a 17-6 hole after a missed extra point. Rodriguez Coleman showed a powerful punt but derailed KU scoring early, while Matthew Wyman’s kickoff block preserved K-State’s edge.
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Lockett family milestone in K State rout of Kansas
Kansas State wide receiver Tyler Lockett set a school record for receptions during the 51-13 win over Kansas, surpassing his father Kevin Lockett. Tyler finished with nine catches for 119 yards and two touchdowns, moving to 222 career receptions with two games left.
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Kansas struggles deepen as fourth straight road loss stacks up
Kansas drops to 3-9 after a 52-0 defeat at Kansas State, extending a 33-game away skid and 17-game run against ranked foes. The Jayhawks were outgained 1,054 yards to 300, with K State dominating on offense and special teams. Senior Ben Heeney lamented the season ending pride, while KU awaits 2015 at Rutgers.
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Wildcats roll past KU in 51 13 rout at home
Kansas State dominates Kansas 51 13 as Jake Waters connects with Tyler Lockett for two early scores and the Wildcats extend the lead with a career receptions record. McCrane and Cantele add field goals as KU struggles to score. Dakota Burns? (Note: Source text mentions multiple players, but only KSU and KU names are essential. no extraneous details.)
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