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<strong>FINAL:</strong> Reesing benched in 4th quarter of 42-21 loss to Texas Tech
The Jayhawks collapsed in the fourth quarter, fumbling three times in the final 12 minutes as quarterback Todd Reesing was benched for the game's final two possessions.
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by Jesse Newell
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FINAL: Reesing benched in 4th quarter of 42-21 loss to Texas Tech
The Jayhawks collapsed in the fourth quarter, fumbling three times in the final 12 minutes as quarterback Todd Reesing was benched for the game's final two possessions.
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