Kansas State Tops Tulane 34-27 in Controversial Game

In a closely contested game, No. 17 Kansas State edged Tulane 34-27, with pivotal plays defining the outcome. Tulane's chance to tie the game late was thwarted when a touchdown pass to Yulkeith Brown was negated by an offensive pass interference call, leading to an interception just two plays later. Kansas State capitalized on a fumble recovery by linebacker Jack Fabris for a go-ahead touchdown, showcasing their defensive prowess. The game saw Tulane initially leading 20-10 at halftime, but the Wildcats rallied in the second half with significant contributions from quarterback Avery Johnson and running back DJ Giddens. This victory keeps Kansas State undefeated at 2-0 while impacting Tulane's aspirations for a strong season in the Group of Five. The game has raised questions about the officiating, particularly the controversial call that cost Tulane a critical score.