The game turned on an unusual play. After KSU took a 47-35 lead on Joe Jackson’s third rushing touchdown of the game, the Wildcats went for 2, but Utah’s Tao Johnson intercepted a tipped ball and returned it to the Kansas State end zone for 2 points to make it 47-37.

Kansas State has had worse report cards, but the failure to get stops on defense cost the Wildcats in the end.

Arch Manning completed something akin to the football version of hitting for the cycle in baseball on Saturday as No. 17 Texas throttled Arkansas 52-37. The Longhorns' redshirt sophomore quarterback scored as a passer, runner and receiver while totaling six touchdowns in what amounted to the best game of his career to date.

Standout Utah defensive end John Henry Daley has suffered a leg injury. Daley left Saturday's game against Kansas State after he had two sacks and 3 1/2 tackles for loss in the first quarter.