Game Balls and Gassers: Baylor

By Staff     Oct 26, 2013

Candidates for Game Balls and Gassers following Kansas’ 59-14 loss to Baylor …

Game Balls

• Brandon Bourbon, with more room to run because the defense had to respect Montell Cozart’s running ability, took a pitch and ran 22 yards for a touchdown.

• Rodriguez Coleman caught a 45-yard pass from Montell Cozart and a 30-yard TD pass from Jake Heaps.

Gassers

• Jake Heaps got off to a rough start, misfiring on his first five passes, and finished the day 7-or-19 for 85 yards as his season completion percentage dropped to 50 percent, his yards per attempt to 5.4.

• The entire team for not running out of the locker room and onto the field with enough speed and passion.

Game Balls and Gassers: Baylor

By Staff     Nov 12, 2011

Candidates for Game Balls

Jeremiah Hatch, a 300-pound center making a bid to be remembered as KU’s best receiver of the 2011 season, dove to catch a Baylor fumble in the end zone. He and his line mates did a nice job of blowing open holes for the running backs.

Darrian Miller turned 24 carries into 147 yards. He has rushed for 543 yards, second to James Sims (604 yards).

Candidates for Gassers

• Chris Omigie had a false start penalty on third and 3 forcing KU to pass on the next play. Jordan Webb’s pass was picked off. At the end of D.J. Beshears’ potentially momentum-swinging kick return, Omigie was flagged for blocking a Baylor player in the back. The player already was out of bounds.

• With the first-half clock expired, Anthony Davis was flagged for a face-mask penalty, giving Baylor an extra play, an extra 15 yards and an extra three points.

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