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Kansas Jayhawks Set for Football Showdown with UNLV Rebels

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The Kansas Jayhawks are gearing up to host the UNLV Rebels at Children’s Mercy Park this Friday night. Following a recent 23-17 loss against Illinois, the Jayhawks aim to find victory once again. This match offers an excellent chance for Kansas to rebound after the setback.

The Jayhawks will look to capitalize on their running game, with senior running back Devin Neal and redshirt junior running back Daniel Hishaw Jr. at the forefront. Both players are considered key to the team’s offensive strategy, as Kansas seeks to overcome the formidable UNLV defense.

UNLV, on the other hand, aims to avenge last season’s Guaranteed Rate Bowl defeat to the Jayhawks. The Rebels come into the game with an impressive average of 49.5 points per game, having recently defeated Utah Tech with a score of 72 points.

For the Kansas defense, containing the explosive UNLV offense will be essential. The Rebels have displayed significant prowess on the ground, accumulating nearly 700 rushing yards over the past two weeks. Kansas defensive coordinator Brian Borland, who successfully restricted Illinois to 79 rushing yards, will face his next big challenge.

Offensively, the pressure is on Kansas’s coordinator Jeff Grimes and quarterback Jalon Daniels to improve their performance. The team’s previous game plan and execution have been critiqued, and adjustments are anticipated for this crucial contest.

The match is expected to be a high-scoring affair, reminiscent of last season’s contest. The Jayhawks hope to emerge victorious and improve their standing as they move into the conference play.

The game is scheduled for 6 p.m. Central Time and will be broadcast on ESPN, providing fans with an opportunity to watch the action unfold live.

Rachel Adams

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