The KU attack survives in front of Boston College for a 48-24 win

Chestnut Hill, Mass. – Kansas quarterback Carter Stanley and talented Jayhawks around him have left behind one of their favorites, Boston College, which has been highly favored, was flabbergasted much of the Friday night at Alumni Stadium.

The same KU players who had struggled to score and maintain their orders no later than six days ago had breathed new life into the season with the help of an offensive program generating a 48-24 win over the road and 567 yards in front of a crowd announced. of 32,848.

Despite a start that made the Jayhawks look like the same offense of weeks – and years – Stanley recovered from an interception in his second shot of the night and a KU punt at the second series of the final without confession to lead the match. Jayhawks on seven consecutive discs.

Khalil Herbert (187 yards, one touchdown) and Pooka Williams (121 yards, one touchdown) easily passed 100 yards on the ground. Stanley (20 vs. 27) offered 238 more throws and receiver Andrew Parchment was assured that BC was still guessing on defense, totaling 100 receiving yards and two touchdowns on eight receptions.

Friday 13, with a brilliant harvest moon, the match was turned into a horrible scene for the Eagles (2-1) in the first minutes of the second half.

Herbert seemed to have paved the way every time he touched the ball. And with British Columbia dazed, the Jayhawks (2-1) have cleverly added to their lead at halftime.

Already enjoying some leeway in the second half without Williams having played one of his dramatic dramas, Louisiana's second-year star pushed the Jayhawks' comfort level to 14 points on a 12-yard course with time remaining at 5:25. in the third quarter.

The KU defense ensured that the Eagles could not build confidence or momentum thereafter, forcing BC to qualify for the second runners-up and face off at a crucial point in the game.

Junior kicker Liam Jones brought KU's lead to just seven minutes in the third quarter with a 24-yard field goal for a total of 12 runs. Holder Donovan Gagen made this possible by sort of picking up what seemed like a failed catch and putting it in place just in time to allow Jones to go vertically, which makes it an advantage. 24 KU.

The first half would not have finished better for the Jayhawks, who had only 45 seconds and a prayer to answer a touchdown from Boston College on a decisive pass captured by quarterback Anthony Brown.

In the first part of KU's training, Herbert shot down the west sideline while British Columbia's defensive back on that half of the field turned his attention to Parchment. Herbert nearly scored on his own, but was happy with a 82-yard win that allowed KU to be three yards from the goal line.

Two games later, Stanley quickly struck Parchment in the end zone to allow KU to score in the 28th minute. The visitors averaged 9.7 yards per game in the first period.

A few minutes earlier, Kansas had taken the lead in the first half of the game. Stanley had the wind in his sails and counted just about every player visited, including two consecutive 21-yard connections with Kwamie Lassiter II to open the series. The senior fifth-year quarterback completed a 81-yard run by placing a four-yard pass in Parchment's hands against two defensemen from BC.

Benefiting from Jamahl Horne's 37-yard return in the final seconds of the first quarter, KU proved that it would be more interesting than expected with senior halfback Hudson Hall in search of a touchdown. goal after Parchment resumption. 37 meters on a socket to put it in place.

After a seemingly disastrous start to the game and a 10-0 hole halfway through the first quarter, the KU's offensive reacted with what at the time was out of the character and was probably his best sequence of the young season so far.

Stanley and Williams attacked British Columbia's defense on a rotational basis and KU ran 78 yards in eight innings, which seemed unlikely given the recent offensive fights.

However, after Stanley's early interception, he recorded 11 finals in a row. The Jayhawks, beaten at home against Coastal Carolina, seemed to no longer exist, the offensive having proved that she could adapt and evolve.

Summary of the notation

FIRST QUARTER

12:41 – A.J. Dillon 2 run. Kick of Aaron Boumerhi. Seven-drive drive for 75 yards, in 2:19. (BC 7, KU 0.)

11:09 – Boumerhi 40 goal. Four disc parts for 4 yards, in 0:43. (BC 10, KU 0.)

3:27 – Jack Luavasa 19 passes from Carter Stanley. Kick of Liam Jones. Eight games for 78 yards in 3:54. (10 BC, 7 KU)

0:17 – Korab Idrizi 20 assists Anthony Brown. Kick of Boumerhi. Ten races in play for 73 yards in 3:05. (BC 17, KU 7.)

SECOND DISTRICT

2:19 pm – Hudson Hall 1 race. Jones kick. Three player parts for 48 yards, in 0:50. (BC 17, KU 14.)

3:41 – Andrew Parchment 4 passes Stanley. Jones kick. Eleven games for 81 yards in 5:15. (KU 21, BC 17.)

0:45 – Brown 12 passes by C.J. Lewis. Kick of Boumerhi. Eight games for 72 yards in 2:48. (24 BC, 21 KU)

0:05 – Parchment 3 passes Stanley. Jones kick. Four player games for 85 yards, in 0:35. (KU 28, BC 24.)

THIRD QUARTER

10:24 – Jones field goal 24. Twelve runs for 69 yards in 4:32. (KU 31, BC 24.)

5:25 – Pooka Williams 12 race. Jones kick. Eight games for 87 yards, 3:12. (KU 38, BC 24.)

0:35 – Jones 30 placements. Nine 60-yard races in 3:57. (KU 41, BC 24.)

FOURTH TRIMESTER

5:44 – Khalil Herbert 6 run. Jones kick. Player in play for 6 yards in 0:06. (KU 48, BC 24.)