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Wednesday, October 27, 1993
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First-quarter problems stifle Jayhawks
If Oklahoma State scores a touchdown on its opening possession Saturday against Kansas, the Cowboys probably will defeat the Jawhaws.
The University of Kansas
In Kansas' five defeats this season, the opposition has scored a touchdown on its opening possession.
By Matt Doyle
Kansan sportswriter
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The Jayhawks, on the other hand,
have not been able to score a touchdown in the first quarter all season.
Kansas has been outscored 68-9 in the first quarter this season, scoring all its points on three field goals by senior Dan Eichloff.
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Those two statistics are possible reasons why Kansas has a 3-5 record.
Kansas coach Glen Mason and his players said they could not understand why the Jayhawks had struggled so much in the opening quarter.
"We've had our troubles in the first quarter all year long and I don't know why," Mason said. "Our team needs to learn how to hang in there early because we have had a history this year of bad starts."
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The bad starts began in the season opener against No. 1 Florida State. Senior George White returned the opening kickoff 48 yards to the Seminole 38-yard line. But Kansas could not capitalize on the opportunity as Eichlöh missed a 23-vard field goal.
Florida State then marched 80 yards in 12 plays for a touchdown, Michigan State, Utah, Kansas State and Oklahoma all have scored touchdowns on their opening possessions against Kansas.
Senior free safety Clint Bowen said the opponents' success in the first quarter was a disturbing trend for the defense.
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In Kansas' five defeats this season, the Jayhawks opponent has scored a touchdown on its opening possession of the game.
The opening drive to defeat
12 plays, 80yds.
16 plays, 94 yds.
11 plays, 80 yds.
6 plays, 68 yds.
13 plays, 80 yds.
Jackson 4 yd, TD run 4.
Greene 1 yd, TD reception 31.
Anderson 2 yd, TD run 41.2.
Coleman 19 yd, TD reception 10.9.
Gundy 4 yd, TD run 38.2
Ryan Pearson KU Junior Lawrence,KS
Source: Kansan staff reports
The Kansas offense has not enjoyed the same first-quarter success as their opponents. The only time Kansas scored on its opening possession was against Western Carolina, when
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"We have to find a way to get started on that first drive of the game," Bowen said. "We need to find a way to come out of the locker room and be ready to play. We're capable of playing with anyone, but we have to get ourselves ready and do it."
Eichloff kicked a 51-vard field goal.
Eichhorn kicked a 51-yard field goal. Junior left guard Hessley Hempstead said he could not pinpoint a reason for the Jayhawk offense's slow starts.
"Once we get our momentum going, we can play with the best of them," Hempstead said. "That's a problem we have to get fixed. You can't play three quarters or two quarters against a team like Oklahoma because you'll beat get."
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