Kansas football fans are still in shock after yesterday’s 29-27 loss to K-State in the Sunflower Showdown. The Jayhawks had multiple opportunities to seal the game, but the offense kept shooting itself in the foot to hand the Wildcats a victory.
The losing streak extended to 16 years, and so did the disappointment in Lawrence. No matter the circumstance, the Jayhawks always find a way to lose against their in-state rival.
Kansas and college football fans were rightfully stunned by KU’s defeat. Check out some of the best postgame reactions on social media.
That fumble by JD6 is the most Kansas thing ever.
— Jason Mitchum (@jason_mitchum) October 27, 2024
The band director yells out “The streak now has a driver’s license!” as Kansas State celebrates a 16th straight win over Kansas. pic.twitter.com/KOqwWXIPH0
— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB) October 27, 2024
Jalon Daniels i gonna be remembered as one of the biggest let downs in KU history. That's saying a lot given the last 15 or so years. #KUfball
— Leo Buckley (@L3Buck) October 27, 2024
It has to be absolutely excruciating to be a Kansas fan after the last two football games these teams have played. Can't even imagine the pain.
— John Kurtz (@jlkurtz) October 27, 2024
Nobody breaks your heart like Kansas football
— Kansas Boo Blood (@BlueBloodsBlue) October 27, 2024
We are going to need to a deep case study on 2024 Kansas
— Kegan Reneau (@KeganReneau) October 27, 2024
The best 2-6 team there ever was
Can’t wait to hear what Lance says about another blown 4Q
— phoggy (@PhoggyThoughts) October 27, 2024
Another year, another Kansas football choke job against KSU. Being a fan of this team is painful. I hate football
— Izzy (@middlebroiz) October 27, 2024
This is going to sound like a hot take but...
— Mikeville (@mikevilleKS) October 27, 2024
Fire everyone. Leipold. OC. DC. Goff and everyone in the athletic administration.
Because it's institutional at this point. KU football has been embarrassing for the last 50 years, and nobody can or will do anything about it.
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