Jamie Squire
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Allen Chapman won the Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week award after his three interception effort against Oklahoma State.
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After quarterback Collin Klein left Kansas State's game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys with an undisclosed injury, backup Daniel Sams kept the Wildcats steady.
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The Kansas State Wildcats are nearly a lock to claim a BCS spot in the college football postseason.
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Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein reportedly played with a concussion on Saturday, during the Wildcats' win over Oklahoma State.
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Oklahoma State struggled with turnovers and kick coverage in Saturday night's loss to Kansas State.
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The Kansas State WIldcats continue to defeat one ranked opponent after another in a magical season that has the Big 12 leaders dreaming of a national title. For now, however, they hope to have their quarterback and leader, Collin Klein, back in time for next week after he left their victory over Oklahoma State with an undisclosed injury. \
"Obviously he was injured or we wouldn't have taken him out," Snyder said while also noting that he was questionable for next week against TCU.
The Heisman Trophy candidate left during the third quarter of K-State's 44-30 victory over the Cowboys, and it's clear that they are not the same offense without him. Despite a solid, efficient performance from Daniel Sams, the team's second string quarterback, the Wildcats offense stalled and settled for field goals after Klein's exit.
"I thought Daniel did reasonably well," said Snyder. "He did not make any major mistakes, he ran out of bounds one time when we were trying to run the clock out. He does not have that figured out yet. Aside from that, he managed the game OK. He had Chris (Harper) on a deep ball in the end zone that he did not get up in the air enough, but aside from that I thought he played well."
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The Kansas State Wildcats defeated the Oklahoma State Cowboys, 44-30. The stories of this game unfortunately revolved around injuries, as both starting quarterbacks exited the contest in the third quarter.
Cowboys quarterback Wes Lunt exited after taking a hard hit prior to throwing his third interception of the game. Heisman Trophy hopeful Collin Klein scored a rushing touchdown early in the third quarter, but Kansas State's star quarterback didn’t come back out for the team’s next offensive series.
Klein’s injury remains undisclosed, but he’s been seen shaking his wrist on the sidelines. Some have said that the Wildcats held their quarterback out as a precautionary measure given the team’s hefty lead.
Box Score Hero: Despite the many points put up by the Wildcats, there was not a standout player stats-wise since the team scored on offense, defense and special teams. Running back John Hubert only rushed for 38 yards on his nine carries, but two of them went for scores.
Rankings Ramifications: Though their loss was to the No. 2 team in the nation, Oklahoma State is likely to lose their top-25 BCS ranking. Kansas State should remain a top team, though the loss of Klein hurts in a big way.
But Did They Cover? Kansas State entered the game favored by 7.5 points, so they were able to cover the spread.
Next Week's Schedule:
Oklahoma State vs. West Virginia, Nov. 10
Kansas State at TCU, Nov. 10
This story was originally published on SB Nation.com.
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The Kansas State Wildcats enter the half with a 31-17 lead over the Oklahoma State Cowboys.
The first quarter ended knotted at 7-all, but Kansas State was in the middle of a long drive when the initial 15 minutes expired. Kicker Anthony Cantele capped off the 74-yard drive with a 23-yard field goal, putting the Wildcats up 10-7.
Oklahoma State running back Joseph Randle coughed up the game’s first turnover on the next drive. The Wildcats took over at the Cowboys’ 29-yard line, and they quickly turned the fumble into seven points. Quarterback Collin Klein drove the team down the field using his legs and arm, and running back John Hubert finished it with a five-yard touchdown run, putting Kansas State up 17-7.
The Cowboys responded, driving down to the Wildcats’ eight-yard line before settling for a 25-yard field goal off the foot of kicker Quinn Sharp.
Special teams then got involved in a big way. Kansas State wide receiver Tyler Lockett answered the field goal by returning the kickoff 100 yards for a score. Not to be outdone, Oklahoma State’s running back Desmond Roland took the next kickoff 80 yards to the house.
All three phases would get in on the scoring action prior to the half, as Oklahoma State quarterback Wes Lunt was intercepted by defensive back Allen Chapman, who returned the pick 29 yards for a touchdown.
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The No. 24 Oklahoma State Cowboys and the unbeaten No. 2 Kansas State Wildcats were deadlocked at 7-7 after the first quarter in the showdown between the two teams at Bill Snyder Stadium in Manhattan.
The Cowboys took the early lead on a 54-yard touchdown strike from quarterback Wes Lunt to speedy wide receiver Austin Hays with 9:02 remaining in the quarter. Oklahoma State made the score happen in just six plays, with the drive traveling a total of 80 yards.
Kansas State answered with just over six minutes remaining in the quarter. After stud quarterback Collin Klein connected for a 50-yard completion to wideout Tyler Lockett to put the Wildcats on the Cowboys' 7-yard line, Kansas State running back John Hubert punched it in on a one-yard option pitch to even the score at 7-7. The touchdown was Hubert's 11th of the 2012 season.
The two offenses could have plenty more fireworks in store for the rest of the game, as the two teams have averaged a combined 88.7 points per game this season.
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The undefeated Kansas State Wildcats will try to stay in the national title chase when they host the Oklahoma State Cowboys on Saturday night.
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The No. 2 team in the country is favored by more than a touchdown against the No. 24 Oklahoma State Cowboys.
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Collin Klein is ahead of the pack in the race for the Heisman Trophy.
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Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder has a lot of respect for Oklahoma State
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Kansas State will have to slow down Oklahoma State running back Joseph Randle this weekend.
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The Kansas State Wildcats look to keep their Big 12 and BCS title hopes alive against the Oklahoma State Cowboys
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