Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: WVU 83% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 6 PTS
Scoring plays
14 SCORES
Gabriel Rui 28 Yd Field Goal
0-3
Kennedy McKoy 7 Yd Run (Mike Molina Kick)
7-3
Justin Crawford 11 Yd Run (Mike Molina Kick)
14-3
Kennedy McKoy 23 Yd Run (Mike Molina Kick)
21-3
David Sills V 49 Yd pass from Will Grier (Mike Molina Kick)
28-3
Khalil Herbert 67 Yd Run (Gabriel Rui Kick)
28-10
Mike Daniels Jr. 25 Yd Interception Return (Mike Molina Kick)
35-10
Gabriel Rui 41 Yd Field Goal
35-13
Khalil Herbert 5 Yd Run (Gabriel Rui Kick)
35-20
Taylor Martin 1 Yd Run (Gabriel Rui Kick)
35-27
David Sills V 7 Yd pass from Will Grier (Mike Molina Kick)
42-27
Steven Sims Jr. 7 Yd pass from Peyton Bender (Gabriel Rui Kick)
42-34
Will Grier 3 Yd Run (Mike Molina Kick)
49-34
Will Grier 3 Yd Run (Mike Molina Kick)
56-34
What happened
ESPN RECAPGrier, Crawford help West Virginia put away Kansas, 56-34
LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Will Grier threw for 347 yards and accounted for four touchdowns, Justin Crawford ran for 125 yards and another score and West Virginia pulled away late to beat pesky Kansas 56-34 on Saturday. David Sills V had 130 yards and two TDs receiving, and Kennedy McKoy also reached the end zone twice, as the Mountaineers (3-1, 1-0 Big 12) beat Kansas (1-3, 0-1) for the sixth time in seven meetings. They did it by overcoming a career game from sophomore Khalil Herbert , who ran for 291 yards and two TDs. It was the third-most yards by a Kansas player on the ground in school history. Peyton Bender added 197 yards and a TD through the air, but he also threw a pair of picks, while a porous defense that allowed 40-plus points to Central Michigan and Ohio struggled once more.
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Team stats
WVU · KUDAVID BOOTH KANSAS MEMORIAL STADIUM, LAWRENCE · ATTENDANCE 23,901
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