Kansas State University

Kansas State-Baylor game report

Updated: 2012-11-18T05:48:55Z

Key play: Baylor’s Nick Florence hit Tevin Reese for a 38-yard touchdown pass against freshman defensive back Dante Barnett, who was playing in place of injured starter Ty Zimmerman.

Key stat: 159, the number of yards Baylor gained.

Key play: Chris Harper caught a 7-yard touchdown pass and pulled K-State within 28-14.

Key stat: 21, Baylor’s margin at halftime.

Key play: Lache Seastrunk scored on an 80-yard run that put Baylor ahead 52-24.

Key stat: 121, Baylor’s rushing yardage in the quarter.

Key play: Collin Klein was stuffed on fourth and 1 trying to score a touchdown.

Key stat: Baylor gained more than 500 yards by the end of the game.

Player of the game: Seastrunk ran for 185 yards and scored a long touchdown that clinched the game.

Reason to hope: With a win over Texas, K-State can still clinch a share of the Big 12 championship and advance to a BCS bowl.

Reason to mope: The Wildcats’ dreams of a national championship are likely over.

Looking ahead: Texas comes to Manhattan in two weeks for an important game.

| Kellis Robinett, krobinett@kcstar.com

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