Kansas State Falls to Iowa State, Concluding Regular Season with 8-4 Record

Costly mistakes and missed opportunities defined the Wildcats' 29-21 loss as they now await their bowl game assignment.

Kansas State's season ended with a 29-21 loss to Iowa State, marking a disappointing 1-3 finish after a promising 7-1 start.
Turnovers proved costly, as the Wildcats lost two fumbles in their own territory, both leading to Iowa State touchdowns.
Quarterback Avery Johnson struggled in key moments, including a fourth-quarter intentional grounding penalty in the end zone that resulted in a safety for Iowa State.
The Wildcats' defense delivered strong performances in the red zone, preventing multiple Iowa State touchdowns, but the offense failed to capitalize on those stops.
Kansas State now awaits its bowl game destination, with possibilities including the Liberty Bowl or Rate Bowl, to cap off an up-and-down season.