Toby Hammes
sports@themercury.com
Back in the confines of Bill Snyder Family Stadium, Kansas State football used a pair of defensive scores to power past previously one-loss TCU on Saturday, winning 41-28 on homecoming.
A week removed from a disheartening two-score collapse in Waco, the Wildcats (3-4) earned their second Big 12 win on the season, starting the a climb out of the hole dug in the first half of the season with a season-high 41 points.
“I want to credit the kids and the coaches, because it’s been hard,” head coach Chris Klieman. “We all know that, but I just keep telling them to keep improving, and I believe in them. I love them, and if we stay the course and keep fighting for each other, I still think we have a really good football team.”
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