The Jayhawks sent their punting unit onto the field, and eventually took a delay-of-game penalty after which the referees reviewed an incompletion on third down. After the game resumed two hours later, Kansas punted the ball — now on fourth-and-7 — while leading 21-17.

West Virginia defeated Kansas 32-28 on Saturday, capturing their second win of the season and first in conference play. The Mountaineers came back from a lengthy weather delay and an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to pick up the victory at home.

Kansas Jayhawks fans had to wait extra long to find out if KU was going to snap its losing streak. Which made it that much worse when the Jayhawks threw the game away 5:30 hours after the opening kickoff, falling to WVU 32-28.