They returned to Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday when the Kansas State football team demolished Cincinnati 41-15 in its final home game of the season. This was a much-needed victory for the Wildcats. Not just because it snapped a two game losing ...

Cincinnati fell to 5-6 and 3-5 with its fourth straight loss. K-State had 428 yards total offense to 374 for Cincinnati, thanks primarily to a big game in the running game, led by DJ Giddens and quarterback Avery Johnson.

Avery Johnson threw for two touchdowns, rushed for a third, and DJ Giddens racked up 143 yards rushing and two scores as Kansas State shredded Cincinnati 41-15 on Saturday night

The C Bearcats are still on the outside looking in at bowl game eligibility after falling to the Kansas State Wildcats 41-15.

State coach Chris Klieman also has appealed to his team to send its senior class out on a winning note. The Wildcats are 4-1 at home this year after going 6-1 at Bill Snyder Family Stadium last year.