Bill Snyder brought some of that 98 magic with him. You know what I'm talking about. Look great for a whole season, then crap it away in overtime of the B12 Championship.
In this case, you got an offense looking great for part of a drive, then getting incrementally suckier the closer it gets to the opposing team's end zone.
I laughed.
K-State would get UCLA's offense in 3rd and 700 with the Bruins hiking the ball from the 101 North of downtown Los Angeles, and somehow the Bruins would still convert.
Then K-State's offense would have in first and goal from the one-inch line, and somehow turn it into a punting situation.
As my good friend Kellis likes to say, you play in the middle of the field for show and at the ends of the field for dough. Well, actually I think John Madden said it first. That said, K-State is a lot of show and not a lot of dough ... unless you count the doughy, pasty skin hanging off Carson Coffman's Alfred E Newman face.