PAGE 48 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total W. VIRGINIA 14 21 17 7 59 KANSAS 0 7 0 3 10 KANSAS 10 MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 2012 JAYHAWK STAT LEADERS Cummings Passing 76 Sims Rushing 63 Pierson Receiving 42
PassingCmp-AttIntYdsTDLong
Michael Cummings6-11076042
Dayne Crist1-5141041
RushingNoYdsTDLong
James Sims1863114
Michael Cummings1147017
Tony Pierson735017
Christian Matthews525011
ReceivingNoYdsTDLong
Tony Pierson142042
Andrew Turzilli141041
James Sims113013
KickingFGLongXP
Nick Prologo1/1321/1
PuntingNo.YdsAvgLongIn20
Ron Doherty625342.2461
WEST VIRGINIA Passing Cmp-Att Int Yds TD Long Geno Smith 23-24 0 407 3 50 Rushing No. Gain TD Long Avg Andrew Buie 12 100 1 17 8.3 Receiving No. Yds TD Long Sstedman Bailey 11 159 2 45 Kicking FG Long XP Tyler Bitancurt 1/1 30 8/8 Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 Tyler Bitancurt 1 31 31.0 31 0 ASSOCIATED PRESS GLASS HALF FULL James Sims gained 57 yards, putting his season mark at 1013. Sims sat out the first three games of the season, but he still shattered his previous best of 742 yards, which he rushed for in his freshman season of 2010. (Above) Kansas quarterback Michael Cummins (14) rolls out of the pocket during the third quarter of the game against West Virginia on Saturday. FOOTBALL While covering J.D. Woods in the first quarter, Kansas cornerback Greg Brown GLASS HALF EMPTY Aside from one interception, Geno Smith and Tavon Austin were able to do whatever they wanted on their turf. Austin's ankle-breaking ability and Smith's arm strength were on full display. GOOD, BAD OR JUST PLAIN STUPID NOTES tripped over himself as he tried to keep up with Woods. As Brown went down, Woods nabbed a Geno Smith pass for 50 yards. Verdict: Bad DELAY OF THE GAME It was Senior Day in Morgantown W. Va., and the players celebrated accordingly. Whether the pregame ritual psyched out Kansas or if WVU was planning on putting up 50 points anyway is a moot point. GAME BALL Senior left tackle Tanner Hawkinson set a Kansas record with his 48th consecutive start for the Jayhawks. He has been a force on the offensive line since joining Kansas and will most certainly be missed next year. FINAL THOUGHT: As much progress as this Kansas team made this year — and yes, the Jayhawks were better than their record shows — there is still much more to go. Anyone who didn't think this program's turnaround was going to be a process needs to realize the amount of talent and competitive teams in the Big 12. But the only thing that can be said about the last two games Kansas played is "good job, good effort." ASSOCIATED PRESS Kansas wide receiver Kale Pick waits to give the ball to an official after a short gain during the third quarter of the game against West Virginia in Morgantown, WVa.