Player and Play of the Week: Kansas
By Ross
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Player of the Game – Zach Guyer
Guyer made two huge field goals against KU yesterday. His first FG was a 32-yarder that put the Clones up 3-0 in the first quarter. The second ended up being the game-winning points. It came with 4:30 left in the game and Guyer drilled a 42-yarder that put ISU in the lead, 13-10.
Zach Guyer is a senior but this year is his first season where he is seeing a lot of action. Earlier in the season, the Cyclones were having problems making field goals and even extra points. With Zach Guyer becoming the full-time kicker, he has done a solid job. He hasn’t missed a field goal in the last four games and is 21 for 21 on PATs.
Player of the Game – Aaron Horne’s 18-yard TD Run
The play was a reverse to Horne and it ended up being ISU’s only touchdown on a game. It looked like Horne was going to be stopped for a small gain but he came out of a pile of Jayhawks. I counted that six KU defenders touched him on the way to the endzone. Even Jared Barnett had a role in the play as he threw a block for Horne.