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Kellis Robinett

Five takeaways from Kansas State’s 48-31 shootout victory over West Virginia

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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The Kansas State football team took care of business against West Virginia and defeated the Mountaineers, 48-31, for an important road victory on Saturday at Milan Puskar Stadium.

K-State (8-3, 6-2 Big 12) moved one step closer to earning a berth in its first conference championship game since 2003 with the win. It will clinch a trip there, and a rematch against TCU, with a victory over rival Kansas next weekend.

West Virginia (4-7, 2-6) is no longer in the running for a bowl with the loss. It must now decide what to do with coach Neal Brown, who is on the hot seat near the end of a disappointing season.

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