The Jayhawks sent their punting unit onto the field, and eventually took a delay-of-game penalty after which the referees reviewed an incompletion on third down. After the game resumed two hours later, Kansas punted the ball — now on fourth-and-7 — while leading 21-17.

The Jayhawks made the trip to Illinois with the confidence and talent to capture a non-conference road win, but didn’t execute well enough to earn it.

Leipold also highlighted West Virginia quarterback Garrett Greene, who he remembered from their matchup two years ago when Greene was just starting to get playing time as a backup

How did Kansas football quarterback Jalon Daniels feel about co-OC Jim Zebrowski switching where he is during games this year? Daniels explains.

Kansas football played its first Big 12 Conference road game of the year on Saturday. Here’s how the Jayhawks graded out against West Virginia.

Kansas falls in its conference opener in heartbreaking fashion 32-28 to West Virginia, dropping three straight.

The West Virginia Mountaineers (2-2) trailed 28-17 with 5:39 left in the game and constructed back-to-back touchdown drives to knock off the Kansas Jayhawks (1-3) Saturday afternoon 32-28. West Virginia scored the game’s first points on the offense’s second possession of the afternoon.