The Kansas football winning streak is over, and the streak of consecutive Big 12 road losses continues (it goes back to October 2008).
Against the best competition the Jayhawks have faced this year—a Baylor team that had its flaws as well, including being called for 13 penalties for 141 yards—KU’s offense could never get any momentum. This was especially true for the passing game, which only threw for 149 yards between the three quarterbacks.
That’s not great. But it’s also not unusual. This has been a struggle for a while now.
The Stat
Kansas is one of only three teams (Illinois and Tulsa the other two) in the country to throw for less than 200 yards with at least 20 attempts in each of its first four games this year.