WVU Football falls to No. 17 Kansas State 45-18 at home. The Mountaineers kept it close in the first half but couldn't contain the Wildcats in the second. Kansas State capitalized on key turnovers and big plays, including a pick-six and a 60-yard touchdown pass. Injuries also plagued WVU, with starting QB Garrett Greene exiting the game in the first half. Despite a late surge, the Mountaineers drop their ninth straight against a ranked opponent.