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Avery Johnson started throwing the ball TO his receivers, but they weren't doing a great job of catching the ball. The defense had no answer for the run game, and a disastrous third quarter was the dagger. Jon's recap, thoughts, players of the game:

FINAL: Cincinnati Bearcats 31, Kansas State Wildcats 26 | Bring On The Cats

It’s a familiar refrain from the past: a disastrous third quarter doomed the Kansas State Wildcats to defeat.

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FINAL: Cincinnati 31, K-State 26. Recap shortly.

2-yard TD run for Rodney Fields, but a failed 2-point conversion. The Cats will obviously be attempting an onside kick here. Cincinnati 31, K-State 26, 1:15 Q4

17-play drive eating 7:49... and the Cats have to settle for a 36-yard Luis Rodriguez field goal. Cincinnati 24, K-State 20, 9:30 Q4

Third quarter ends with the Cats at midfield after a Bearcat turnover. Cincinnati 24, K-State 17.

Cincinnati scores twice in 2.5 minutes because the defense just blows and I don't want to talk about it right now Cincinnati 24, K-State 17, 7:26 Q3

With 15 seconds left in the half, K-State -- who get the ball back after the break -- retakes the lead on a 4-yard pass from Avery Johnson to Derrick Salley. Cincinnati almost blundered on the kickoff, but recovered. K-State 17, Cincinnati 10, halftime

45-yard Stephen Rusniak field goal after a 53-yard Gi'Brian Payne run. Tied at 10, 3:32 Q2

Cincinnati responds immediately. 11- and 30-yard runs by Cole Tabb preceded a 39-yard touchdown pass from JC French to Malachi Henry. K-State 10, Cincinnati 7, 6:36 Q2

19-yard TD run by Rodney Fields gives the Cats some cushion. K-State 10, Cincy 0, 9:06 Q2

22-yard FG from Luis Rodriguez opens the scoring after a 16-play drive eating up 7:59. K-State 3, Cincinnati 0, 4:32 Q1

Career highs in both catches and yards for Jaron Tibbs, who finally returned to being WR1. Linkon Cure finally got substantive action. And Avery Johnson set a career high in rushing yards. Jon's recap, thoughts, and players of the game:

FINAL: Kansas State Wildcats 31, Tulane Green Wave 20 | Bring On The Cats

Avery Johnson and Jaron Tibbs eviscerated the Tulane defense in Kansas State’s win.

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FINAL: K-State 31, Tulane 20. Career day for Jaron Tibbs, career high in rushing for Avery Johnson. Recap on the way shortly.

25-yard TD pass from Kadin Semonza to Maurice Turner gets Tulane into the end zone again, but the Wildcats made them eat over 6 minutes to get there. K-State 31, Tulane 20, 2:48 Q4

Avery Johnson scores on a 12-yard run. He's 10-11 for 146 yards through the air this half, and has 151 yards on the ground for the game. 31-13 Cats, 9:06 Q4

53-yard Cooper Helmke field goal after K-State forced 4th-and-21 at their own 35. Cats lead 24-13, 1:22 Q3

Jay Harris scores on a 1-yard run, and K-State takes a 24-10 lead, 6:45 Q3

With 17 seconds left in the half, Tulane scores on a Cooper Helmke 58-yard field goal. It's halftime, and K-State leads 17-10, and will receive the kickoff when we return from the break.

Avery Johnson followed a 66-yard scamper with a 7-yard keeper for a touchdown. K-State 17, Tulane 7, 2:38 Q2

Three 20+ yard plays by the Wildcat offense lead to a 2-yard touchdown run by Jay Harris. K-State 10, Tulane 7, 5:14 Q2.

First play of the second quarter: 33-yard completion by Avery Johnson to Jaron Tibbs, but after getting down to the 4 with a first down, the Cats had to settle for a 23-yard field goal by Luis Rodriguez. 7-3 Tulane, 11:20 Q2

Yes, this is late. At 7:55 Q1, K-State's defense finally allowed a touchdown as Kadin Semonza scored on a 9-yard run. The offense hasn't done squat, and we're now at 4:40 Q1, Tulane 7, Cats 0

The defense so far is responsible for one field goal allowed all season. Oh, and the offense is cooking too. The Cats rout Washington State 34-7, and here's your recap, thoughts, and players of the game:

Kansas State dominates Washington State 34-7 | Bring On The Cats

The defense continues Doing Work for Kansas State, and the offense mostly cooked too.

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Jay Harris picks up 33 yards on 6 carries on K-State's final possession, killing off the clock and K-State defeats Washington State 34-7. Recap shortly.

After Joe Jackson runs of 35, 8, and 15, Avery Johnson finds Brandon White on a 9-yard score. 37-7 Cats, 13:52 Q4

Third quarter ends with K-State at the Wazzu 32 holding a 27-7 lead.

31-yard Luis Rodriguez field goal after Avery Johnson nearly threw his third pick of the game in the red zone. 27-7 Cats, 10:21 Q3

75-yard touchdown run for Rodney Fields, giving him his second 100-yard game in a row. K-State 24, Wazzu 7, 13:54 Q3

We are now in a 30-minute lightning delay.