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Avery Johnson and Rodney Fields Jr. Lead Kansas State over Washington State 34-7
Kansas State’s defense has allowed 3 points per game, while Washington State has scored 10 and converted 0% on third down.
- The Kansas State Wildcats defeated the Washington State Cougars 34-7 on Saturday at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas. Quarterback Avery Johnson led the offense to victory, scoring three touchdowns.
- Entering the contest as 18.5-point favorites, the Wildcats sought to maintain momentum after dominating Nicholls 71-3. The Cougars arrived desperate for a win following a 24-10 loss to Washington.
- Johnson threw for 192 yards and three touchdowns, while running back Rodney Price Jr. added a 75-yard rushing score. The Kansas State defense limited the Cougars' offensive output throughout.
- Washington State quarterback Caden Pinnick threw for 65 yards as the Cougars' offense generated 166 total net yards. The visitors' only points came from a 47-yard interception return, as they failed to score an offensive touchdown.
- Both teams return to action on September 19, with Kansas State set to host Tulane. Washington State will aim to rebound when the Cougars face Duquesne in Pullman.
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