QB Isaiah Marshall’s career rushing day leads Kansas over West Virginia 37-14
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Isaiah Marshall had a career-high 164-yard rushing day and a touchdown as Kansas defeated West Virginia 37-14 on Saturday. Khijohnn Cummings-Coleman and Chase Belcher each added two rushing TDs for the Jayhawks. West Virginia's defense struggled against Kansas' potent ground attack. The Mountaineers had only 79 yards in the first half and 262 yards total.
Marshall completed 15 of 18 passes for 152 yards despite getting knocked out briefly with a first-half injury. West Virginia, which had a strong rushing duo in Mike Hawkins Jr. and Cam Cook, was held to a combined 48 yards rushing. The game was moved up two hours after a nationwide airline ground stop, but Kansas was unaffected since it had already arrived.
This win keeps Kansas's hopes of becoming bowl eligible alive as they face two more challenging games.
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