Game Thread: K-State Football Faces TCU After Three Straight Losses
Kansas State Seeks A Reset
The Wildcats entered Saturday’s matchup against the TCU Horned Frogs hoping to end a run of three consecutive losses. The game also offered both teams a chance to improve their bowl prospects.
Kansas State had lost 66-28 to Oklahoma State the previous week. The report called Oklahoma State the Big 12’s best offense and described TCU as a possible test against the conference’s best defense.
Travel Delays Before Kickoff
The Wildcats, like many teams around the country, faced flight problems after the FAA shutdown. They reached Fort Worth that morning, according to the report.
Duff Leads Opening Possession
Kansas State received the opening kickoff, with Dillon Duff starting for the Wildcats. The team earned a first down, and Duff ran for 18 yards. Kansas State eventually punted. TCU was set to begin its possession at its own 20-yard line.
Key points
- Kansas State sought to end a three-game losing streak against TCU in Fort Worth.
- Both teams were pursuing a win that could help their bowl chances.
- The Wildcats arrived that morning after flight issues tied to the FAA shutdown.
- Dillon Duff started for Kansas State and ran for 18 yards before the Wildcats punted.