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Cyclones lead at half over KSU 28-20

September 6, 2014 By Dar Danielson

ISU receiver Allen Lazard is congratulated by teammates after his first touchdown grab.

ISU receiver Allen Lazard is congratulated by teammates after his first touchdown grab.

Iowa State got things going in the second quarter after a slow start that saw them fall behind 13-0 to Kansas State in the Big 12 opener in Ames.

Jarvis West returned a punt 82 yards for a touchdown with 12:37 to go in the second quarter, the extra point put the Cyclones up 14-13.

ISU’s defense held the Wildcats again and the offense went on a drive the ended with DeVondrick Nealy’s 2 yard touchdown run with 4:33 to go.  The extra point made it ISU 21, K-State 13.

 

The Cyclones then pulled out a trick play on a reverse pass from Jarvis West to Allen Lazard. Lazard caught it in the back right side of the end zone, got a foot down and it was a 29-yard Cyclone touchdown with 1:36 to go in the half. The 28 unanswered points put ISU up 28-13.  It was Lazard’s first touchdown as a Cyclone in his first start.

The Wildcats answered with an 84-yard, 10-play scoring drive aided by a controversial pass play where it appeared the receiver was out of bounds at the 1 yard line. But the play stood and K-State quarterback Jake Waters scored on a 1 yard run and that made it 28-20 with: 18 to go in the first half.

The half ended without any more scoring.

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