Kansas Dominates UTEP In 34-7 Victory
Kansas built a 20-0 halftime lead and rolled past UTEP 34-7. Key Kansas producers included Jake Sharp 16 carries for 104 yards and Dezmon Briscoe 8 receptions for 154 yards. UTEP’s Trevor Vittatoe threw one interception while Donald Buckram led rushing with 9 carries for 31 yards. Attendance stood at 31,885 with a 3:19 game time.
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Kansas
Jake Sharp
Kale Pick
Toben Opurum
Todd Reesing
Dezmon Briscoe
Sharp
Jonathan Wilson
UTEP
Donald Buckram
Trevor Vittatoe
Donavon Kemp
Bell Lewis
James Thomas
Jason Williams
Debut Game Ball Candidates for KU Football
Dezmon Briscoe earns a game ball for eight receptions and 154 yards in his 2009 debut. Jeff Wheeler earns a gasser for pressuring the quarterback. Daymond Patterson shines on defense and field position. Candidates for gassers include Brad Thorson for errant snaps replacing flu hit Jeremiah Hatch. Briscoe also cited for fielding a kick out of bounds, Patterson for punt return miscues.
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Dezmon Briscoe
Jeff Wheeler
Daymond Patterson
Brad Thorson
Jeremiah Hatch
KR Briscoe
PR Patterson
KU SCHEDULE 1964 Football Schedule Preview
Kansas University lists 1964 football games with nonconference wins over Northern Colorado and Texas El Paso. Future dates include Duke Southern Miss Iowa State homecoming Colorado Oklahoma Texas Tech Kansas State Nebraska Texas Texas Tech and Missouri at Arrowhead Stadium with times TBA.
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Colorado
Texas-El Paso
Duke
A.m
Mississippi
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Tba
Texas Tech
Kansas State
Nebraska
Texas
Missouri
Arrowhead Stadium
Miners fall to Kansas 34 7 in Sun Bowl rout
UTEP coach Mike Price echoed a famous rant as Kansas overwhelmed the Miners 34-7 in El Paso. KU sacked Vittatoe seven times and held UTEP to 208 total yards, with 13 penalties totaling 137 yards. Price blamed a strong KU defense and a physical game while noting offensive line struggles and execution issues.
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UTEP
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Texas
Mike Price
Arizona Cardinals
Dennis Green
Green
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
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Vittatoe
Buffalo
KU Faces Texas El Paso as Position Changes Continue
Kansas University reshuffles defensive backs before a 34 7 win at Texas El Paso. Justin Thornton plays nickelback, Chris Harris starts at cornerback, and Phillip Strozier moves to safety while Anthony Davis sits to rest after a rough week. Center issues persist with Jeremiah Hatch out sick and Brad Thorson struggling with snaps. Kicker Jacob Branstetter suffers a rough game after a late hit, missing two field goals, and Darrell Stuckey remains quiet after his late hit penalty.
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Texas
Kansas University
Texas-El Paso
Justin Thornton
Chris Harris
Northern Colorado
Thornton
Phillip Strozier
Anthony Davis
Mark Mangino
Anthony
Jayhawks
Jeremiah Hatch
Mangino
Brad Thorson
Wisconsin
Thorson
Branstetter
Kansas
Jacob Branstetter
Lawton
Okla
Stuckey
Darrell Stuckey
Kansas defense shines as Jayhawks top UTEP in 34 point win
Kansas overwhelmed UTEP with a 34 point victory as Laptad Onyegbu leaped at ends while Laptad and Onyeg bu le filled defensive tackle roles Jeff Wheeler and Steven Foster supplied pass rush Daymond Patterson led with six tackles and Dezmon Briscoe returned with eight receptions for 154 yards Jake Sharp eclipsed 100 yards rushing with three total TDs Mangino praised Bowen and the unit for flexible personnel and stifling the Miners to seven or fewer points for consecutive games.
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Jake Laptad
Max Onyegbule
Jeff Wheeler
Steven Foster
Jayhawks
Jake Sharpe
Briscoe
Mangino
Clint Bowen
Branstetter Leads Kansas past UTEP with Explosive Start
Kansas dominates UTEP early and often scoring 3 points in the first quarter and pulling ahead 34 7 by mid third quarter. Dezmon Briscoe secures a 56 yard grab while Jake Sharp and Toben Opurum add key runs and touchdowns as KU extends its lead.
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Reesing
Briscoe
Jayhawks
UTEP
Kansas
Opurum
Branstetter
Johnathan Wilson
Kansas defense shows new looks on line under Mangino
Defensive front coming around with Wheeler and Onyegbule at ends and fresh personnel. Mangino praises a changeup style and improved pass rush fundamentals as the team aims for a strong start and a competitive Oklahoma game while Wheeler notes the line’s rising confidence.
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Wheeler
Steve Foster
Mangino
Onyegbule
Oklahoma
Tom Sims
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