Kansas powered past Arizona State with a 38-21 victory, fueled by an efficient offense that racked up 441 total yards and capitalized on key mistakes by the Sun Devils. The Jayhawks controlled the game with a balanced attack, accumulating 293 passing yards and 148 rushing yards, while Arizona State struggled to keep pace despite a solid showing in the air.
Kansas jumped ahead early, scoring three touchdowns in the red zone and adding a field goal to maintain their advantage. The Jayhawks were highly efficient on third downs, converting 7 of 10 attempts and going 2-for-2 on fourth downs. Quarterback play was the key, with Kansas’ aerial assault carving up Arizona State’s defense and keeping them off balance throughout the game.
Arizona State fought back, posting 325 total yards, with 247 coming through the air. However, the Sun Devils struggled to establish their ground game, managing just 78 rushing yards. Turnovers were the story of the game for Arizona State, as they gave the ball away three times—two interceptions and one fumble—which proved costly in critical moments.
Kansas also made key plays on special teams, gaining 90 yards on kick returns, while Arizona State managed 116 return yards but couldn’t capitalize on their field position. Despite holding the ball for over 15 minutes, Arizona State couldn’t overcome Kansas’ offensive efficiency or recover from their costly turnovers.
In the end, Kansas’ ability to execute in the red zone and avoid mistakes led them to a decisive victory. Arizona State showed flashes of potential but was ultimately undone by turnovers and missed opportunities, allowing Kansas to control the game and come away with the win.
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