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Wayshawn Parker Runs for 171 Yards and 2 TDs to Lead No. 12 Utah Past Kansas
Wayshawn Parker ran for 171 yards and two touchdowns, and Devon Dampier added 306 total yards to keep Utah unbeaten.
- On Saturday, the Utah Utes defeated the Kansas Jayhawks 41-24 in Salt Lake City, as Wayshawn Parker rushed for 171 yards and two touchdowns to keep Utah undefeated.
- Utah jumped to a 14-0 lead early behind quarterback Devon Dampier's touchdowns, but Kansas rallied with 10 unanswered points before halftime, narrowing the deficit to 21-17 on Martin Connington's 34-yard field goal.
- Dampier completed 238 passing yards and three touchdowns as the Utes accumulated 541 total yards, while Jayhawks quarterback Isaiah Marshall threw for 333 yards with Cam Pickett recording 134 receiving yards.
- Kansas forced two early turnovers to shift momentum temporarily, but Utah's defense stopped Marshall short at the goal line, and Parker broke free for a 90-yard rushing touchdown to seal the victory.
- Utah travels to face Colorado next Saturday in Boulder, while Kansas heads to Kansas State for their next matchup.
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