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MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — Joe Jackson ran for 159 yards and a touchdown, Avery Johnson threw for 203 yards and another score, and Kansas State overcame a multitude of mistakes to beat bitter rival Kansas for the 18th consecutive time, 35-24 on Saturday.
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State → run → Saturday
Johnson added 132 yards rushing, and Rodney Fields Jr. ran for 66 yards and a touchdown, as the Wildcats (4-2, 1-2 Big 12) survived an early fumble, two failed fourth-down tries inside the Kansas 12.
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Wildcats → add → Kansas
The Wildcats also settled for a series of field goals at the end of promising drives.
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Wildcats → settle → drives
Kansas, meanwhile, still has not beaten Kansas State since 2008 — a span that covers seven Jayhawks coaches.
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that → beat → coaches
Isaiah Marshall had 151 yards passing and 116 rushing for the Jayhawks (2-4, 0-3), but he also threw a crucial interception as they were trying to tie the game late in the fourth quarter.
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they → have → quarter
Dylan Edwards added 57 yards rushing and a touchdown against the team he played for last season.
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he → add → team
Kansas had a chance to tie the game even after Marshall’s pick, but a facemask penalty on right guard Amir Herring wiped out the quarterback’s 45-yard touchdown run and led them to punt instead.
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penalty → have → them
Kansas State proceeded to drain the clock by running the ball, and Johnson’s 39-yard run on third-and-long near midfield set up Luis Rodriguez’s clinching field goal with 1:56 left.
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run → proceed → 1:56
The Wildcats had dominated the game everywhere but the scoreboard.
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Wildcats → dominate → scoreboard
After marching 75 yards for an opening touchdown, Kansas State allowed Kansas returner Bryson Hayes to take the ensuing kick 95 yards for a matching score.
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Hayes → march → score
The Jayhawks added an 88-yard TD drive of their own — their only sustained drive of the first half — before a fumble by Kansas State tight end Linkon Cure gave them a chip-shot field goal and a 17-7 lead.
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fumble → add → goal
The Wildcats struggled to get into the end zone, but Rodriguez converted three first-half field goals.
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Rodriguez → struggle → goals
And when Kansas fumbled the snap on a punt, resulting in a safety, Kansas State had rallied for an 18-17 lead by halftime.
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State → fumble → halftime
The teams traded TD drives to start the third quarter before Kansas State wasted a chance to put the game away.
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State → trade → game
Four runs from first-and-goal at the Kansas 5 failed to get in the end zone, giving the Jayhawks the ball trailing 25-24 to start the fourth quarter.
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runs → fail → quarter
Marshall gifted the ball back a few minutes later, when he threw an interception in the end zone.
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he → gift → zone
Jackson ripped off a 64-yard gain on their very next play, and Johnson capped the drive with a short touchdown throw to Jaron Tibbs, giving the Wildcats the breathing room they needed to eventually put the game away.
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they → rip → game
Up next
The Jayhawks return home to play Baylor next Saturday.
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Jayhawks → return → Baylor
The Wildcats visit Arizona State next Saturday.
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Wildcats → visit → State
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