It is never predictable with the Jayhawks this season. So why would it be during the first half of the Sunflower Showdown?
Kansas couldn’t have gotten off to a better start, a fumble on the opening Kansas State kick return, and after five plays and 25 yards, longtime Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels muscled himself into the endzone, and the Jayhawks took just 2:06 to put up the first score.
Yet when the Wildcats needed a calming drive, they found it with ease. A smooth seven-play, 82-yard touchdown drive, which ended in an Avery Johnson run, tied the game after 2:56 had been chewed off the clock.