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

Keep track of the K-State vs. TCU score in Week 11 with our periodic game updates.

Kansas State Wildcats wide receiver Jaron Tibbs (12) makes a play against Oklahoma State Cowboys during the game at Bill Snyder Family Stadium in Manhattan, Kansas on Nov. 7, 2026. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect

K-State will look to end a three-game losing streak on Saturday as the Wildcats travel to Fort Worth to take on the TCU Horned Frogs.

Like many teams across the country, the Wildcats had issues flying after the FAA shutdown. However, the Wildcats were able to get into Fort Worth this morning, and both teams will be looking to give themselves a chance to make a bowl with a win.

Last week, the Wildcats lost 66-28 to Oklahoma State, the Big 12's best offense. The matchup against TCU may be against the best defense in the conference.

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First Quarter

15:00: K-State gets the ball first, and it will be Dillon Duff who gets the start for the Wildcats.

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11:48: The Wildcats got a first down, and Duff showed his athleticism, rushing for 18 yards. However, they ended up punting, and the Horned Frogs will start on their own 20-yard line.

10:27: Big time stop by K-State, and the Wildcats force a three-and-out.

9:05: Rodney Fields Jr. makes the first big mistake of the game, as he fumbles it and gives TCU the ball at the Wildcats 28-yard line.

8:18: The Horned Frogs need only three plays, and they cap off the drive with a 19-yard touchdown run by Kari Ashley.

6:48: The Wildcats give the ball right back on a three-and-out, and we are already in a danger zone type of moment for K-State. This TCU defense is too good to get down double digits this early.

4:53: Monster response by the defense, stopping the Horned Frogs on a 3rd and 1. K-State will have the ball at its own 27 yard-line to start the drive.