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Anciaux Injury Mars K-State's Early Lead
27 Sep
Summary
- Will Anciaux was injured on Kansas State's second drive.
- An offensive pass interference call negated a long gain.
- This was the second receiver injured on consecutive drives.
Kansas State tight end Will Anciaux was injured during the second quarter of the game against Cincinnati. He was helped off the field after being tackled following a reception from Avery Johnson. The apparent 40-yard gain was nullified by an offensive pass interference penalty.
This marked the second consecutive drive where a Kansas State receiver required assistance to leave the field. Jaron Tibbs exited the preceding drive and was not back for the Wildcats' subsequent possession. Anciaux had recorded six catches for 84 yards prior to the game.
The offensive pass interference penalty resulted in Kansas State punting the ball. The Wildcats held a slim 3-0 lead with 13:22 left in the first half at the time of the incident.
