Kansas and West Virginia in Big 12 Opener

Kansas and West Virginia football teams aim to rebound in the Big 12 opener after disappointing nonconference performances. Kansas highlights running back Devin Neal, who ranks third in the conference with 111 rushing yards per game, and West Virginia focuses on defensive lineman T.J. Jackson. The Jayhawks fell to UNLV 23-20, while the Mountaineers lost 38-34 to rival Pittsburgh, each allowing late-game comebacks. Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels struggled with two interceptions but has shown promise on the ground. West Virginia's defense has been problematic, allowing the most passing touchdowns in the league. Both teams possess strong rushing offenses, with Kansas averaging 238.7 yards and West Virginia 192.7 yards per game.