Kansas coach David Beaty swears he’s seen this from Peyton Bender before.
Beaty says Bender, in practices, is one of the most accurate quarterbacks he’s ever been around.
“I know it’s going to translate over to the game at some point,” Beaty said. “I think his confidence just continues to grow.”
For most of his four seasons at KU, Beaty’s constant at QB has been change. He’s tinkered, refused to name starters and repeatedly opened the position up to gameweek competition.
Which makes Saturday’s actions notable.
Beaty stayed with Bender for a second straight week in KU’s 27-26 victory over TCU.