The Oklahoma State Cowboys head to Lawrence in search of their first conference win, and although they’ve dominated Kansas for the past eight years, they enter Saturday with an inconsistent offense that struggled last week against Texas Tech.
For Kansas, that’s a perfect matchup, as their best strength is on defense. A major position battle for this game will be OSU’s passing game against KU’s much improved secondary.
Kansas was last in the conference in defensive pass efficiency in 2017 but they’re currently first in the same category through four games. The Jayhawks have had seven separate players record an interception this year.