The Key: K-State won the toss and uncharacteristically decided to receive the opening kickoff. The move paid off, as the Wildcats drove 63 yards in 11 plays to take a 7-0 lead on their first drive.
The Key: The Wildcats limited Missouri State to 19 yards and one first down.
Jesse Ertz. K-State’s quarterback looks like a different player than he did two games ago against Stanford. Ertz was sharp as a passer and runner on Saturday, amassing 179 yards of offense and scoring two touchdowns.
Offense: A. It was an efficient night for the Wildcats, who gained 270 yards on 35 plays.