1. Jacob Branstetter: Set the unofficial world record in the 100-yard dash sprinting to the locker room after kicking a 57-yard field goal on the last play of the first half.
2. Darrell Stuckey: Again showed why he is KU’s most consistent defender.
3. Toben Opurum: Power runner gained 59 yards on 13 carries.
4. Justin Springer: Had nine tackles, two for losses, and added a quarterback hurry.
5. Maxwell Onyegbule: Returned to early season form, getting into the backfield on multiple running plays.
6. Ryan Murphy: Became the first KU player to pick up his second interception.
7. Huldon Tharp: Looked quick in picking up seven tackles and also broke up a pass.
8. Alonso Rojas: Put two punts and nearly a third (touchback) inside the 20 and averaged 40.3 yards per punt. So what? Hey, it was a slow day for KU.
9. Jake Sharp: Second effort led to a 56-yard gain on a reception.
10. Kerry Meier: Had eight receptions for 54 yards.
The Keegan Ratings: Season Standings
1. Todd Reesing (43 points)
2. Toben Opurum (41 points)
3. Kerry Meier (37 points)
T4. Dezmon Briscoe (34 points)
T4. Darrell Stuckey (34 points)
6. Maxwell Onyegbule (25 points)
7. Daymond Patterson (19 points)
T8. Chris Harris (15 points)
T8. Jake Sharp (15 points)
T8. Jacob Branstetter (15 points)
11. Jake Laptad (13 points)
12. Drew Dudley (12 points)
T13. Jeremiah Hatch (8 points)
T13. Bradley McDougald (8 points)
T15. Ryan Murphy (7 points)
T15. Jeff Wheeler (7 points)
T15. Justin Springer (7 points)
T15. Alonso Rojas (7 points)
T19. Justin Thornton (6 points)
T19. Tanner Hawkinson (6 points)
T19. Huldon Tharp (6 points)
22. Jeff Spikes (5 points)
23. Tim Biere (4 points)
T24. Brad Thorson (3 points)
T24. Kale Pick (3 points)
T24. Sal Capra (3 points)
T27. Lubbock Smith (1 point)
T27. Arist Wright (1 point)
