Kansas Defeats Oklahoma State in 2025 Game

Why this matters: This victory keeps Kansas' bowl game aspirations alive and demonstrates the team's resilience after recent losses. The performance of Daniels and the running backs highlights the team's offensive potential.

The game began with Oklahoma State taking an early lead, but Kansas responded with a field goal, making it 7-3. The first half was tightly contested, with Kansas taking a narrow lead into halftime thanks to a blocked field goal. In the second half, Kansas dominated, scoring on multiple possessions. Daniels connected with Boden Groen and Bryson Canty for touchdowns, while Hishaw and Williams added rushing touchdowns. Oklahoma State struggled to keep pace, and Kansas ultimately secured a comfortable victory. Coach Lance Leipold emphasized the importance of the running game and the team's overall health in the post-game press conference. He praised the contributions of Williams and Hishaw, noting their physical running styles and ability to gain tough yards. Leipold also acknowledged the impact of Isaiah Marshall's long run, which provided a spark for the team when they needed it most.

The win improves Kansas' record to 5-4 (3-3 Big 12), while Oklahoma State falls to 1-8 (0-6 Big 12). Kansas needs one more win in their remaining three games to become bowl-eligible.

Jalon Daniels' leadership and the improved running game were crucial.

Jalon Daniels, Daniel Hishaw Jr., and Leshon Williams all had significant contributions.

It keeps their bowl game hopes alive, as they need one more win to qualify.

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