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A Brief History: The Best OSU-Kansas State Performances of the Gundy Era

Brandon Weeden leads in passing. I bet you can’t guess who leads in rushing.

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9 years ago

October 2, 2015

Here are the top 20 passing, rushing, and receiving games in the OSU/K-State series during the Gundy era. All of these are sorted by yards in each category.

Quarterbacks

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Running backs

Receivers

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