Manhattan, KS
Oct 26, 2024
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Kansas State Wildcats triumphed in a thrilling Sunflower Showdown against rivals Kansas Jayhawks, clinching a 29-27 victory. Kansas initially took charge with Sevion Morrison's 38-yard touchdown run, but Kansas State leveled the score with Avery Johnson's dynamic offensive leadership. Johnson was a menace both in the air and on the ground, contributing significantly to Kansas State's comeback.
The match's intensity escalated into the fourth quarter, where critical plays defined the outcome. Kansas's Jalon Daniels showcased his prowess with an impressive dual-threat performance, but Kansas State's defense rose to the occasion. Austin Romaine's crucial forced fumble and Brendan Mott's recovery were pivotal. Kansas State kicker Chris Tennant emerged as the hero, nailing a decisive 51-yard field goal with just 1:42 remaining, ensuring the Wildcats' sweet 16th consecutive victory over Kansas.
Sevion Morrison (Kansas)
Morrison set the early tone with a 38-yard rushing touchdown, marking a strong start for Kansas and demonstrating their intent to challenge Kansas State from the outset.
Avery Johnson (Kansas State)
In a pivotal drive covering 95 yards, Johnson's precise 24-yard pass to Will Anciaux brought Kansas State back into contention, igniting their offensive rhythm.
Damian Ilalio (Kansas State)
Ilalio's tackle resulted in a safety, as he stuffed Devin Neal, shifting momentum firmly in favor of the Wildcats and narrowing the gap.
Avery Johnson (Kansas State)
Johnson's agile 10-yard run further extended the lead, underscoring his dual-threat capability and fortifying Kansas State's control over the game.
Austin Romaine (Kansas State)
Romaine's forced fumble on Daniels, with Mott recovering, was a defensive masterstroke that quashed Kansas's momentum.
Chris Tennant (Kansas State)
Tennant's clutch 51-yard field goal, following a tactical 15-yard drive, demonstrated ice-cold composure, securing a vital victory for the Wildcats.
Avery Johnson (Kansas State, QB)
Johnson's leadership was vital, throwing for 253 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for a score, constantly applying pressure on Kansas's defense.
Chris Tennant (Kansas State, K)
With his game-winning 51-yard field goal, Tennant cemented his place as a clutch performer, remaining composed under intense pressure.
Brendan Mott (Kansas State, DE)
Mott's crucial recovery of the fumble initiated by Romaine's forced play kept Kansas State in control during a game-defining moment.
Kansas Jayhawks
7
7
13
0
27
Kansas State Wildcats
0
16
7
6
29
