Highlights
YOUTUBEWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: WVU 89% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 12 PTS
Scoring plays
11 SCORES
Jacob Borcila 46 Yd Field Goal
0-3
Winston Wright Jr. 14 Yd pass from Jarret Doege (Casey Legg Kick)
7-3
Jacob Borcila 35 Yd Field Goal
7-6
Winston Wright Jr. 14 Yd pass from Jarret Doege (Casey Legg Kick)
14-6
Jared Casey 8 Yd pass from Jalon Daniels (Jacob Borcila Kick)
14-13
Sam James 7 Yd pass from Jarret Doege (Casey Legg Kick)
21-13
Gavin Potter 28 Yd Interception Return (Jalon Daniels Pass to Earl Bostick Jr. for Two-Point Conversion)
21-21
Leddie Brown 44 Yd Run (Casey Legg Kick)
28-21
Casey Legg 38 Yd Field Goal
31-21
Casey Legg 37 Yd Field Goal
34-21
Jalon Daniels 3 Yd Run (Jacob Borcila Kick)
34-28
What happened
ESPN RECAPWest Virginia holds off Kansas 34-28 to become bowl-eligible
LAWRENCE, Kan. -- , West Virginia will finish its season in a bowl game. Sure beats Saturday night inside mostly empty Memorial Stadium in Kansas. Jarret Doege threw for 170 yards and three touchdowns, Leddie Brown ran for 156 yards and another score, and the resilient Mountaineers held off the Jayhawks 34-28 to reach the six-win plateau that qualifies them for the postseason. “It's not something we talked about with our team because when we hit the reset there during the bye week, I really felt like it was a week-to-week deal,” said Mountaineers coach Neal Brown, whose team won four of its last six. “Now we have a chance to finish the year with a three-game win streak,” Brown added. “We have a chance to send the guys exiting out in the right manner. We have a chance to set the tone for next year.” Winston Wright Jr . had two TD catches and Tony Mathis Jr .
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Team stats
WVU · KUDAVID BOOTH KANSAS MEMORIAL STADIUM, LAWRENCE · ATTENDANCE 23,117
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