Keylan Killgore’s last start against the Kansas Jayhawks was less than stellar. Wednesday evening, he got a chance to redeem himself.
He made the most of his second chance.
Killgore allowed only one hit over four and a third innings of work as WSU shut out KU to avenge their loss to the Jayhawks last week.
“A lot of it is just letting the defense work and keeping the ball down in the zone,” Killgore said. “It was good to come out and shut it down tonight. It’s a fun rivalry, and it’s always fun to come out and get a W against them.