The Iowa State offense totaled 512 total yards, including 243 on the ground and 269 through the air, en route to a 38-13 demolishing of a Kansas Jayhawks team that will struggle to pick up a single win for the rest of the year. The performance was what ISU needed to do in a game they had to win to keep any hope of reaching bowl eligibility alive in 2015.
The first half featured a lot of what many fans expected for the presumed two worst teams in the Big 12 Conference. Both teams missed a field goal and many punts were kicked.