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Kansas vs. West Virginia: How to Watch and Bet on Big 12 Football Showdown

The Jayhawks travel to West Virginia this Saturday in the Big 12 opener for both schools.
Rich Cirminiello|
Sep 10, 2022; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; Kansas Jayhawks running back Daniel Hishaw Jr. (20) runs the ball for a touchdown during the fourth quarter against the West Virginia Mountaineers at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen-Imagn Images
Sep 10, 2022; Morgantown, West Virginia, USA; Kansas Jayhawks running back Daniel Hishaw Jr. (20) runs the ball for a touchdown during the fourth quarter against the West Virginia Mountaineers at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ben Queen-Imagn Images | Ben Queen-Imagn Images

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Kansas and West Virginia will be looking to capture some momentum and get off the mat as the Big 12 season begins Saturday. The Jayhawks have lost back-to-back games as a favorite to Illinois and UNLV. The Mountaineers are coming off a heartbreaking loss to Pitt in last weekend's Backyard Brawl.

Both Kansas and West Virginia are 0-2 versus FBS opponents so far this season and 0-3 against the spread.

The winner in Morgantown will use Week 4 as a much-needed turning point. The loser will be in big trouble in the quest for bowl eligibility. Here's what you need to know to watch and wager on the 2024 Big 12 opener for Kansas and West Virginia.

Kansas (1-2) at West Virginia (1-2)

When: 12:00 p.m. ET, Saturday, Sept. 21

Where: Milan Puskar Stadium, Morgantown, WV

TV: ESPN2

Radio: Jayhawk Sports Network (Sirius 119 or 198)

Series: West Virginia leads the series 10-2


Last Meeting: Kansas defeated West Virginia, 55-42, in Morgantown (2022)

Kansas Last Game: Lost to UNLV 23-20 

West Virginia Last Game: Lost to Pittsburgh 38-34

Point Spread: West Virginia 2.5 (-132), Kansas +2.5 (+110)

Over/Under: 56.5

Kansas ATS: 0-3

West Virginia ATS: 0-3

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Rich Cirminiello
RICH CIRMINIELLO

I've been the VP of College Awards for the Maxwell Football Club since 2008. I oversee and manage all aspects of the Maxwell Award (CFB Player of the Year), Bednarik Award (Defensive POY) and Munger Award (CFB Coach of the Year), including creating watch lists, steering the selection committee and choosing players of the week. I appear weekly on SportsGrid TV to discuss college football, both as a guest and a co-host of various live shows. I oversee and manage two additional college awards, outside the purview of the Maxwell Football Club - former Seattle Seahawk RB Shaun Alexander's Freshman of the Year Award & the Buddy Teevens Award, which was created by Peyton Manning, Archie Manning and Omaha Productions in honor of the late Dartmouth coach. I'm contracted out each May by Phil Steele to help edit the magazine and write select articles leading up to the publication of his annual College Football Preview in June.

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