Iowa State’s convincing 38-14 victory over Kansas serves as a compelling case study that Offensive Coordinator Taylor Mouser has, at last, finalized the blueprint for this Cyclone attack. The win was less about explosiveness and more about methodical, clock-controlling execution, anchored by a dominant commitment to the run game. Iowa State rushed the ball a staggering 50 times for 221 yards, a commitment that established a vital time-of-possession advantage and physically wore down the Jayhawk defense.Crucially, this ground success was complemented by quarterback Rocco Becht’s high-percentage passing. Having struggled in previous weeks, Becht looked sharp, completing 18 of 23
