Well, the game is played in four quarters for a reason. Now as of writing, yes, Kansas is still down to the No. 9 Texas Tech Raiders with a 21-17 deficit. However, the momentum has fiercely swung in favor of Lance Leipold’s Kansas Jayhawks.
Before you knew it, Kansas was down 21-0 and the packed cauldron that is Jones AT&T Stadium was reaching fever-pitch, but Kansas never lost its cool.
In the first quarter, the Jayhawks gave up 176 yards of total offense compared to their meek 36. Yet in typical Lance Leipold fashion, Kansas began to fight back with experienced quarterback Jalon Daniels.