In the battle between the stoppable force of TCU’s offense and the movable object of Kansas State’s defense, it was the Horned Frogs who came out on top 20-10, handing the Wildcats their sixth loss of the season at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth.
The loss is K-State’s (4-6, 1-6 Big 12) fourth straight and sixth in the last seven games. It’s the first four-game losing streak since the COVID-ravaged 2020 season. Excluding 2020, it’s the first time the Wildcats have lost four or more games in a row since a six-game losing skid in 2015.
“Losing is unacceptable,” head coach Collin Klein said. “We have to hunker down and improve on the process we’ve made, and we have to make progress in other areas and keep our heads down right now.”
TCU came into Saturday’s game with the Big 12’s top defense statistically, holding K-State to its lowest point total of the season.
For the Wildcats, sophomore Dillon Duff got his second start of the season and played his first full game, going 22-of-33 for 244 yards and a touchdown with one late costly fumble.
