A shutdown defense and an opposing quarterback who can’t hit the wall of a linen closet from inside have all conspired to stake K-State to a 35-0 lead at halftime.
The defense would be putting together a fine effort even if Missouri State quarterback Brodie Lambert could find a receiver, but as it stands the Bears have only managed 54 yards of offense.
The Cats forced two turnovers, and as hard as it is to believe neither of them mattered. Jordan Willis recovered a fumble, which led to K-State’s only three-and-out of the half; Matt Seiwert grabbed a #FatGuyInterception which led to Matt McCrane’s missed 42-yard attempt as the first half expired.