Dave: Run game key in Red River Rivalry — for both teams
Well the offense looked better, getting points on seven of nine total possessions against Kansas State. The ninth possession being the kneel down to end the game.
However, a glaring problem with the defense got worse as the Wildcats continually converted third and long.
And when they couldn’t, they went ahead and went for it on fourth down and converted four out of five times on those attempts.
And all this with a K-State quarterback who was practically wearing a splint on his right leg.
Didn’t matter. Time after time Skylar Thompson, not a threat to run the ball, stood back in the pocket and ate a sandwich while he waited for a receiver to come open.