Game Balls and Gassers: Kansas State

By Staff Reports     Nov 30, 2013

Kansas State 31, Kansas 10

Box score

Game Balls

Michael Reynolds was in on 3.5 tackles for losses, including one sack, and six overall tackles.

Ben Heeney, as good a performer as KU had this season, was in on a team-high 10 tackles, seven of the solo variety.

Gassers

Jimmay Mundine had two huge drops, the first possibly turning a touchdown into a field goal, the second on a great throw from hot-handed Heaps when KU was driving. He double-bobbled it into the hands of a K-State defender and the Wildcats drove for a score that put them up 28-10.

Montell Cozart threw a bad interception and finished the season completing 35 percent of his passes, averaging 3.67 yards per pass play. He threw two interceptions and no touchdown passes in 60 passes.

Game Balls and Gassers: Kansas State

By Staff     Oct 22, 2011

Candidates for Game Balls

Jeremiah Hatch, taken off the field on a stretcher the week before when he had no feeling in his limbs, returned to action and never stopped hustling.

Linebacker Steven Johnson brings it every play.

Candidates for Gassers

• Every player on the field when Kansas State completed the pass that set up the field goal at the end of the first half.

Every player on the field when K-State opened the second half with Tyler Lockett’s kick return for a touchdown.

• Every player on the field when Kansas was flagged for three penalties on the same play.

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