Kansas State fell 43–20 to No. 13 Texas Tech after a four-turnover night in Manhattan. Avery Johnson ran for two touchdowns, but the Wildcats couldn’t overcome Behren Morton’s return and a dominant Red Raider defense.

Kansas State coach Chris Klieman praised his team after a convincing 42-17 win over Kansas, but the Wildcats quickly turn their focus to a huge home matchup against No. 13 Texas Tech. With star QB Behren Morton expected back for Tech and K-State missing RB Dylan Edwards, Saturday’s clash at Bill Snyder Family Stadium promises intensity as both teams fight to stay in Big 12 title contention.

Chris Klieman praised Kansas State’s 38-14 win over Kansas but stressed the team must keep improving as Texas Tech visits The Bill.