Kansas football has played an up-and-down season so far, but the Jayhawks are riding a two-game win streak and could ruin Colorado's chances at making the Big 12 Championship game with another upset over a ranked opponent.
The Buffs certainly haven't had an ideal start, surrendering 17 unanswered points to open the game. Devin Neal scored on an unbelievable catch-and-run on the opening drive, and after Cobee Bryant got away with an uncalled pass interference on Travis Hunter, KU kicked a field goal.
It seemed that CU was driving, but a massive fourth-down stop gave Kansas another opportunity to take advantage of its opponent's mistakes. Devin Neal walked untouched for his second touchdown of the contest, making it 17-0.
Travis Hunter was due for a big play eventually, and he quickly scored a long touchdown to cut it to 17-7. Kansas just drove to the red zone but was held to three points after a Colorado defensive stand. It is 20-7 Jayhawks with 3:47 remaining in the first half. The Buffs get the ball to open the next 30 minutes.
If Kansas wins, they would become the first sub-.500 team in college football history to defeat ranked teams in three straight weeks.