ATHENS, Ohio — Cut up and diced for a second consecutive week, Joe Dineen minced no words in describing the work-in-progress Kansas football defense’s latest rough outing.
“Hats off to them,” the KU linebacker said of Ohio’s 42-30 victory over the Jayhawks on Saturday at Peden Stadium. “They prepared well, and they came out and whupped us.”
The numbers aren’t pretty for the KU defense.
- The Jayhawks (1-2) surrendered 450 total yards to Ohio one week after another Mid-American Conference foe, Central Michigan, tallied 590 yards in a 45-27 victory over KU.
- Ohio’s two-quarterback offense produced two 100-plus-yard passers and a combined 72.