
Kansas State rolled to a decisive 34-7 non-conference victory over Washington State in Week 2 action. The Wildcats' offensive charge was driven by Avery Johnson alongside Joe Jackson, who served as a primary playmaker for the unit despite not pacing the squad in rushing yards.
The Cougars entered the contest facing major hurdles, including a short turnaround following their 24-10 Apple Cup defeat to Washington and the likely absence of receiver and returner Tony Freeman due to a knee issue. First-year head coach Kirby Moore had sought a major rebound after that opener, with edge rushers Matyus McLain and Linus Zunk aiming to pressure a K-State offensive front dealing with injuries to John Pastore and George Fitzpatrick.
5-point favorites and easily handled the morning road matchup.
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