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Kansas seniors end season with win over Tigers
FOOTBALL, Continued from Page 1B.
"So, they showed me a lot today," he said. "The way they came out there. They came out strong and ended the season on a positive note. I learned a lot from that. I appreciate the seniors and what they taught me."
Despite the 14-14 score at halftime, Kansas dominated the game statistically in the first half. At the half, Kansas' offense had gained more yards than Missouri's, 250-174.
"I was confident as the game went on that everything would play our way and surely it did," Mason said.
In the second half the Jayhawks scored on three consecutive possessions and took the lead, 31-14.
Kansas junior tailback L.T. Levine rushed for 145 yards on 13 carries in the second half and finished the game with a total of 221 yards on 25 carries.
Levine wasn't the only one making big gains. Senior fullback Costello Good had a 58-yard run and Kansas' rushing attack gained 365 yards on 62 carries.
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The Jayhawks gave up fewer yards in the second half and stopped the Tigers when they got in scoring range.
After Kansas scored on offense, its defense improved.
At the end of the third quarter, Missouri drove to the Kansas' 32-yard line. But Kansas held Missouri when senior defensive end Steve Harvey batted Missouri quarterback Jeff Handy's pass. The Tigers missed a 49-yard field goal attempt on the next play.
"In the second half, I didn't want to come out," Harvey said. "I wanted all the reps. I wanted to end on the field if I could."
After Kansas' final scoring drive, which ended with 6-43 left in the game, the Tigers drove down the field again.
On second-and-six from the Kansas 10-yard line, Kansas junior cornerback Dorian Brew intercepted Missouri quarterback Brandon Corso's pass. The Jayhawks shut out the Tigers in the second half.
Williams said the victory helped the underclassmen look toward next season.
"We'll still have some key guys that will be here for us next year," Williams said. "I just want to come off this year and improve everything."
Kansas-Missouri Game Statistics
TeamStatistics
Rushing 62-365
Passing 12-15-112-1
Total 77-477
Punt returns 3-6
Kickoff returns 3-74
Time of possession 36:40
First downs 26
Third down conv. 10-17
Penalties 6-66
Fumbles 0-0
Interceptions 1-0
Sacks 2-10
Punts 3-133
Rushing 33-131
Passing 15-28-183-1
Total 61-314
TeamStatistics
Punt returns 2-7
Kickoff returns 6-135
Time of posssession 23:20
First downs 17
Third down conv 5-13
Penalties 5-55
Fumbles 1-1
Interceptions 1-5
Sacks 4-24
Punts 6-258
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