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Freshman Khalil Herbert continues to look sharp running the ball. He bounced his way to 34 yards and a rushing touchdown.
Defensive end Dorance Armstrong had an eight-yard sack among his four tackles.
Center Joe Gibson was fooled by a Baylor defender calling out the snap count and snapped the ball when Ryan Willis had no clue it was coming. Baylor recovered at the Kansas 4. One play later, Baylor led, 35-0, with 5:49 left in the second quarter.
Too often telegraphing his throws, Willis threw three interceptions.
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Comments
Andy Godwin 1 year, 6 months ago
Gassers. Add the entire offensive line (and although not a player but redundant week after week, the offensive coordinator).
Michael Lorraine 1 year, 6 months ago
As much as I like our QB I think he deserves a gasser for some poor throwing decisions but in his defense, Baylor was in our backfield all day.
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