Live Game Thread & Updates for K-State Football vs. Arizona State

Keep track of the K-State vs. Arizona State score in Week 8 with our periodic game updates.

Nov 11, 2023; Manhattan, Kansas, USA; The Kansas State Wildcats Pride of Wildcat Land Matching Band spells out K-State before the start of a game against the Baylor Bears at Bill Snyder Family Football Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Scott Sewell-USA TODAY Sports | USA TODAY Sports via Reuters Connect

K-State will look to win its second consecutive game when it hits the road to take on Arizona State on Saturday.

The Wildcats will have to do so without quarterback Avery Johnson, who has been ruled out with an injury. With him out, Collin Klein will be going with Jacob Knuth as the quarterback on Saturday, but Dillon Duff is expected to get playing time as well.

Like K-State, the Sun Devils will be going with a backup quarterback, as Mikey Keene will get the start. He replaced Cutter Boley in the second half against Texas Tech and threw for 246 yards.

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First Quarter

15:00: K-State wins the toss and takes the ball. Interesting decision, but Jacob Knuth will lead the Wildcats on the ball first.

10:38: You can't ask for a better first drive for Jacob Knuth. He showed tremendous poise and converted a huge 3rd-and-11 to extend the drive. He connected with Jaron Tibbs for a touchdown, giving the Wildcats an early 7-0 lead.

8:38: Yikes, as good as the offense was, the defense was equally as bad. Mikey Keene connects with Reed Harris for a 51-yard play on the first drive. Sun Devils cap the drive off on a Cardae Mack nine yard run.

K-State 7, Arizona State 7

7:08: Wildcats throw the ball three straight times, and are forced to punt after only three plays.