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Kansas State and Arizona State college football matchup defeats Kansas State 28-17
Kansas State and Arizona State met in secured a Big 12 Conference football game 28-17 victory over Kansas State at Mountain America Stadium. Entering the contest, Kansas State held Stadium, driven by a 4-2 record, while Arizona State stood at 3-3. Arizona State won the matchup 28-17. historic performance from true freshman running back Cardae Mack. Mack led the Sun Devils with rushed for 159 rushing yards and four touchdowns. Despite facing touchdowns, becoming the first ASU true freshman to achieve four rushing scores in a single game since 1955. The game was marked by significant quarterback injuries, including changes for both teams. Arizona State utilized three different quarterbacks: Mikey Keene Keene, who provided a strong first-half performance before leaving with a leg injury, injury; Cutter Boley; and freshman Jake Fette managed Fette, who entered in the third quarter and led two late scoring drives. Kansas State played fifth-year without star quarterback Avery Johnson, who was sidelined with a shoulder injury. Fifth-year senior Jacob Knuth in made his first career start following an injury to Avery Johnson, recording one passing touchdown start, completing 26 of 41 passes for 194 yards and one rushing touchdown. Despite Knuth’s efforts, the Wildcats’ offense struggled on the ground, totaling only 84 rushing yards. With this win, Arizona State moves to 4-3 overall and 2-2 in Big 12 play. Kansas State also moves to 4-3, sitting at 1-3 in the conference.