Kansas vs. Cincinnati Short Report | Nov 25, 2023
Nippert Stadium
Cincinnati, OH
Nov 25, 2023
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Game Recap
The Kansas Jayhawks triumphed over the Cincinnati Bearcats with a commanding 49-16 victory on November 25, 2023. Carter Brown kicked a 49-yard field goal to give Cincinnati an early lead, but Kansas quickly swung the momentum in their favor. Devin Neal's 13-yard touchdown run in the second quarter put Kansas ahead 7-3, and the Jayhawks never looked back, ending the half up 21-10.
With Jason Bean leading the charge, Kansas dominated the second half. Bean had a sensational game, completing 13 of 17 passes for 250 yards and two touchdowns while adding 90 rushing yards and two more scores. Cincinnati's Emory Jones managed a touchdown pass but struggled with a crucial interception that hampered any comeback efforts. The Jayhawks' offensive powerhouse was highlighted by standout performances from Neal and Bean, making it tough for Cincinnati's defense to contain them. Kansas capped off their regular season with this impressive win, solidifying their dominant form.
Key Plays:
Carter Brown (Cincinnati)
Carter Brown kicked a 49-yard field goal, giving Cincinnati an early 3-0 lead and setting the tone for a competitive first quarter.
Devin Neal (Kansas)
Devin Neal rushed for a 13-yard touchdown, putting Kansas ahead 7-3. This was Kansas' first score of the game and a critical moment that shifted momentum in favor of the Jayhawks.
Jared Casey (Kansas)
Jared Casey caught a 15-yard touchdown pass from Jason Bean, extending Kansas' lead to 14-3. The connection was a testament to their offensive synergy and pushed Kansas further ahead.
Mason Fairchild (Kansas)
Mason Fairchild received a 26-yard touchdown pass, closing the half at 21-10. Fairchild's score demonstrated Kansas' deep-threat capability and capped a strong first half.
Devin Neal (Kansas)
Devin Neal broke free for a 30-yard touchdown run, making it 28-10. Neal's explosive play highlighted his breakaway speed and showcased Kansas' rushing prowess.
Jason Bean (Kansas)
Jason Bean had a spectacular 43-yard touchdown run, increasing Kansas' lead to 35-16. His mobility and vision on this play were instrumental in breaking Cincinnati's defense.
Jason Bean (Kansas)
Jason Bean scored again with a 50-yard touchdown run, sealing the game at 42-16. Bean's performance underscored his dual-threat capability and capped his impressive night.
Dylan McDuffie (Kansas)
Dylan McDuffie rushed for a 6-yard touchdown, finalizing the score at 49-16. McDuffie's score ensured Kansas put an exclamation mark on their dominant performance.
Standout Players:
Jason Bean (Kansas, QB)
Completed 13 of 17 passes for 250 yards and two touchdowns, in addition to rushing for 90 yards and two more scores. Bean's dual-threat performance was pivotal in Kansas' victory, demonstrating exceptional poise and versatility.
Devin Neal (Kansas, RB)
Rushed 10 times for 106 yards and two touchdowns, including a 30-yard touchdown run. Neal's explosive plays provided a strong foundation for Kansas' offensive domination.
Emory Jones (Cincinnati, QB)
Threw for 104 yards and one touchdown while also rushing for 61 yards. Despite struggling with a crucial interception, Jones showcased his dual-threat ability, though it was not enough to overcome Kansas' robust defense.
Ryan Montgomery (Cincinnati, RB)
Accounted for 78 total yards, including a passing touchdown. Montgomery's versatility and effort stood out amid a challenging game for Cincinnati.
References:
Kansas Jayhawks vs. Cincinnati Bearcats - Final Score - November 25, 2023 | FOX Sports
Kansas Jayhawks vs. Cincinnati Bearcats Live Score and Stats - November 25, 2023 Gametracker - CBSSports.com
Kansas vs Cincinnati Football Game Highlights 11 25 2023 - YouTube
Source
Kansas Takes on Cincinnati Saturday in Regular Season Finale - University of Kansas
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