Highlights
3 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: WVU 64% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 42 PTS
Scoring plays
10 SCORES
Kennedy McKoy 3 Yd Run (Evan Staley Kick)
7-0

Kwamie Lassiter II 28 Yd pass from Carter Stanley (Liam Jones Kick)
7-7

Evan Staley 37 Yd Field Goal
10-7

Martell Pettaway 23 Yd Run (Evan Staley Kick)
17-7

Liam Jones 23 Yd Field Goal
17-10

Evan Staley 44 Yd Field Goal
20-10

Andrew Parchment 75 Yd pass from Carter Stanley (Liam Jones Kick)
20-17

Evan Staley 22 Yd Field Goal
23-17

Martell Pettaway 7 Yd Run (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)
29-17

Andrew Parchment 3 Yd pass from Carter Stanley (Liam Jones Kick)
29-24
What happened
ESPN RECAPPettaway scores twice as West Virginia beats Kansas 29-24
LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Martell Pettaway couldn't remember the last time he spent an entire game watching from the sideline, never once getting onto the field after warmups -- much less getting a carry. That was the case for West Virginia's senior running back a week ago. But after the game-plan precluded him from seeing any action in a win over North Carolina State, Pettaway made up for it on his very first carry Saturday. He shook a couple Kansas defenders at the line of scrimmage, broke into the open and ran 23 yards for a third-quarter touchdown. Pettaway added another score in the fourth quarter, helping the Mountaineers squeak out a 29-24 victory over the Jayhawks in the Big 12 opener for both teams. "The two touchdown runs he had were big-time plays," said West Virginia coach Neal Brown, who leaned on running backs Kennedy McCoy and Leddie Brown against the Wolfpack.
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Team stats
WVU · KUDAVID BOOTH KANSAS MEMORIAL STADIUM, LAWRENCE · ATTENDANCE 35,816
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