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Kansas West Virginia ON AIR JAYHAWKS vs MOUNTAINEERS TELEVISION: FOX (Gus Johnson (Play-by-play), Joel Klatt 0-3, 0-2 Big 12 2-1, 1-1 Big 12 (Analyst), Chuck McDonald (Producer). Saturday, October 17, 2020 | 11 a.m. CT | Milan Puskar Stadium | Morgantown, W.Va. RADIO: Jayhawk Radio Network (Jimmy Chavez (Play-by- play), David Lawrence (Analyst), Brandon McAnderson (Side- line), Steve Kincaid (Producer/Engineer), Marc Tuttle (GM). KANSAS TRAVELS TO MORGANTOWN TO TANGLE WITH WEST VIRGINIA • Receivers Kwamie Lassiter II and TK Williams are both tied for sixth in 2020 SCHEDULE The Kansas Jayhawks will hit the road this weekend for the first of the Big 12 Conference in receptions per game at 5.0. Both players have 15 two-straight road games. This weekend’s journey takes the Jayhawks catches on the season with Lassiter leading the team with 171 yards and Sept. Coastal Carolina Chanticleers L to Morgantown, West Virginia, to take on the 2-1 Mountaineers. Next Williams contributing 80 yards. 12 David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan. 23-38 week, Kansas will travel in-state to take on Kansas State in Manhattan. • Sophomore linebacker Nick Channel recorded his first-career start Sept. Baylor Bears L West Virginia leads the all-time series between the two teams 8-1. The against Oklahoma State. Channel had eight tackles, 1 ½ tackles for loss 26 McLane Stadium | Waco, Texas 14-47 Jayhawks and Mountaineers played a close one last year in Lawrence with and a sack against the Cowboys. Channel, a redshirt sophomore, saw his Oct. Oklahoma State Cowboys L West Virginia pulling out a 29-24 win. Andrew Parchment, a senior on first-career game action against Coastal Carolina and played again against 3 David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan. 7-47 this year’s team, had a standout game, catching five passes for 132 yards Baylor, before drawing the start and eight-tackle game against Oklahoma Oct. West Virginia Mountaineers 11 a.m. CT and two touchdowns. Kwamie Lassiter II, who leads the team in receiving State. 17 Milan Puskar Stadium | Morgantown, W.Va. FS1 yards this year, had three catches for 45 yards and a touchdown in last • Through three games, the Jayhawks already have 13 different defensive Oct. Kansas State Wildcats 11 a.m. CT year’s matchup. The game will be televised by Fox Sports 1 with Gus players who have registered at least a ½ tackle-for-loss. 24 Bill Snyder Family Stadium | Manhattan, Kan. FS1 Johnson (Play-by-Play) and Joel Klatt (Analyst) on the call. • Running backs Pooka Williams and Velton Gardner have combined for Oct. Iowa State Cyclones TBD 357 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 76 carries in three games so 31 David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan. QUICK HITS far this season. The one-two punch is averaging a combined 4.7 yards per Nov. Oklahoma Sooners TBD • True sophomore safety Kenny Logan Jr., enters Saturday’s game with carry in the early part of the season. 7 Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium | Norman, Okla. 26 tackles in three games. He ranks fourth in the Big 12 in tackles per game • Senior receiver Andrew Parchment had two catches for seven yards Nov. Texas Longhorns TBD at 8.7. He had 14 total tackles in 12 games last year as a freshman. against Oklahoma State. Parchment now at least one reception in each of 21 David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan. • Sophomore running back Pooka Williams Jr., added 32 rushing yards his 15 career games, dating back to last season. Nov. TCU Horned Frogs TBD to his career total last time out against Oklahoma State. Williams now • Safeties Kenny Logan Jr., and Davon Ferguson each recorded career 28 David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium | Lawrence, Kan. has 2,361 rushing yards in his career and ranks ninth all-time in program highs in tackles last time out. Logan Jr., had 12 stops, topping his previous Dec. Texas Tech Red Raiders TBD history. With 248 more yards, he’ll pass David Winbush for eighth all-time. best of seven, while Ferguson had 11 tackles, besting his previous high 5 Jones AT&T Stadium | Lubbock, Texas • Kansas played a total of 14 true freshmen in its last game against mark of eight. SERIES HISTORY VS. WEST VIRGINIA Oklahoma State. Of the 14, two – quarterback Jalon Daniels and Overall ......................................................................................... WVU leads 8-1 cornerback Karon Prunty – started. In Morgantown .........................................................................WVU leads 5-0 Current Streak.................................................................................WVU won 6 SIDE-BY-SIDE COMPARISON First Meeting ....................................................................Nov. 8, 1941 (L, 0-21) Last Meeting ..............................................................Sept. 21, 2019 (L, 24-29) Kansas West Virginia LAST 9 MEETINGS LOCATION RESULT JAYHAWKS MOUNTAINEERS 11/8/1941 Morgantown L 0-21 12/1/2012 Morgantown L 10-59 11/16/2013 Lawrence W 31-19 Record ........................................................................................0-3 (0-2 Big 12) Record ...........................................................................................2-1 (1-1 Big 12) 10/4/2014 Morgantown L 14-33 Ranking (CFB/AP/Coaches) ................................................................nr/nr/nr Ranking (CFB/AP/Coaches) ................................................................nr/nr/nr 11/21/2015 Lawrence L 0-49 Last Game ...............................Oct. 3, 2020 (Loss vs. Oklahoma State, 7-47) Last Game ......................................Oct. 3, 2020 (Win vs. Baylor, 27-21, 2OT) 11/5/2016 Morgantown L 21-48 Head Coach............................................................................................Les Miles Head Coach....................................................................................... Neal Brown 9/23/2017 Lawrence L 34-56 Career Record ............................................................. 145-67 (18th Season) Career Record ................................................................42-24 (6th Season) 10/6/2018 Morgantown L 22-38 Record at Kansas ..............................................................3-12 (2nd Season) Record at West Virginia ...................................................7-8 (2nd Season) 9/21/2019 Lawrence L 24-29 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS A KU WIN WOULD ... Points Per Game ............................................................................................14.7 Points Per Game ...........................................................................................32.0 1st Downs ...........................................................................................................55 1st Downs ............................................................................................................71 • Move Kansas to 589-652-58 all-time, including 4-12 in the Rushing ...........................................................................................................448 Rushing ............................................................................................................ 531 Passing ............................................................................................................440 Passing .............................................................................................................791 Les Miles era. Offense ............................................................................................................888 Offense ..........................................................................................................1,322 • Move head coach Les MIles to 146-67 in his head coaching Touchdowns ........................................................................................................6 Touchdowns .......................................................................................................13 career. Field Goals ........................................................................................................1-2 Field Goals .......................................................................................................2-3 • Be Kansas' first win over West Virginia since Nov. 16, 2013 and Time of Possession ....................................................................................29:44 Time of Possession ......................................................................................33:11 Sacks ...............................................................................................................3-23 Sacks ..............................................................................................................11-62 the second win in the series. • Be Kansas' first win over the Mountaineers in Morgantown STATISTICAL LEADERS STATISTICAL LEADERS in series history. Passing .........................................................................................Miles Kendrick Passing ............................................................................................Jarret Doege • Move the Jayhawks to 1-1 against the Mountaineers in the .............................................................................................26-43, 246 yds, 2 TD ............................................................................................69-104, 724 yds, 5 TD Coach MIles era. Rushing .......................................................................................Velton Gardner Rushing ........................................................................................
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