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Jayhawks earn Pontiac Game Changing Performance nomination (WIBW Topeka) Vote for Kansas? ?Pontiac Game Changing Performance? and the Jayhawks Could Win $5,000 Miraculous recovery (Lawrence Journal-World) On Saturday afternoon, Kansas University?s football team played its worst half of the season. Luckily for the Jayhawks, they followed it up with one of their best. Thanks largely to a second-half surge in which it outscored host Iowa State by 22 points, Kansas managed to overcome a 20-point second-half deficit and escape Ames with a 35-33 victory in the third-biggest comeback in school history. Vote For Kansas Pontiac Game Changing Performance (Kansas Jayhawks) In a Big 12 Opener at Iowa State, #16 Kansas found themselves down 20-0 at the half. The Jayhawks rallied to overcome this deficit and Todd Reesing's 67-yard touchdown pass to Jake Sharp in the third quarter sparked the Jayhawks to a 35-33 win over Iowa State earning them a Pontiac Game Changing Performance nomination. Meier rises to occasion (Lawrence Journal-World) When the opportunity presented itself for Kansas University to leave its field-goal team on the sidelines and go for a touchdown instead, Kerry Meier knew his name would be called. And as he usually does, the Jayhawks? most sure-handed football receiver delivered on a challenging fourth-and-seven with Kansas trailing Iowa State on the road in the third quarter. Talk about a crowd silencer. Dugan Arnett?s quick hits (Lawrence Journal-World) Running back Jake Sharp caught a 67-yard pass from quarterback Todd Reesing that put the Jayhawks on the board for the first time with 12:20 left in the third quarter.

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