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SportsLine's model just revealed its college football picks for Kansas Jayhawks vs. TCU Horned Frogs.

[Colorado](https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/COLO/colorado-buffaloes/) in Week 1 and at [SMU](https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/SMU/smu-mustangs/) in Week 3. You can head to SportsLine to [see its picks.](https://www.sportsline.com/insiders/kansas-vs-tcu-odds-line-spread-proven-model-reveals-college-football-picks-predictions-for-week-6-2022/#ttag=10042022_agg_cbssports_picks_football_ncaa_model_TCUKansascfbauto) Here are several [college football odds](https://www.sportsline.com/ncaaf/odds) for TCU vs. TCU](https://www.sportsline.com/college-football/game-forecast/NCAAF_20221008_TCU@KANSAS/). [Visit SportsLine now to find out which side of the TCU vs. Kansas 10,000 times and the results are in. 18 [Oklahoma](https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/OKLA/oklahoma-sooners/). The model has simulated TCU vs. [TCU Horned Frogs](https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/teams/TCU/tcu-horned-frogs/) and the No. TCU has won nine of the last 10 meetings between these teams, and the spread is much smaller than normal this year. The betting market is not ready to trust the Jayhawks just yet, which is why this spread has already moved several points. The Horned Frogs are 7.5-point favorites in the latest TCU vs. Kansas odds from Caesars Sportsbook, while the over/under for total points scored is 69.

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Follow along here throughout Saturday's TCU-at-Kansas football game. We'll be updating this file continuously as the KU Jayhawks eye a win & perfect 6-0 ...

The crowd at ESPN’s “College GameDay” on the University of Kansas campus may have set a record for most signs. Quarterback Max Duggan completed a 53-yard pass to Quentin Johnston that moved the ball to the Kansas 46-yard line. It’s still early October, but a KU win on Saturday would be its sixth of the season. On a third down, KU quarterback Jalon Daniels was hit by TCU linebacker Jamoi Hodge on the sideline. The biggest play of that drive was a 52-yard completion to Tanaka Scott. It can also be streamed on the Fox Sports app. He didn’t return to the game. TCU took advantage with Duggan finding the end zone on a 3-yard run. “First of all, thank you for being here because it means to much to us,” Leipold said. After Jacob Borcila’s kick was wide left, the Jayhawks forced a three-and-out, and quarterback Jason Bean went to work again. That gave TCU a 31-24 lead after three quarters. Horned Frogs quarterback Max Duggan threw a 24-yard touchdown pass to Quentin Johnston.

Aaron Judge's home run chase is over. Now, the best story in sports comes from the most unexpected corner imaginable — Kansas football.

Ole Miss’ celebration from last week — after a win over No. The Tigers should cruise to the ACC title after disposing of their two biggest threats. I may just watch the 2015 matchup instead and try to figure out how perhaps the most talented team of the playoff era blew back-to-back title chances against a backup quarterback at home. Brian Kelly’s record against top-10 teams (4-11) won’t be improved by a roster he hasn’t had time to shape. But the Red Raiders’ ninth-ranked passing attack is built to exploit a defense that has taken a significant step back from last season and is allowing more passing yards than all but three teams in the nation. Georgia has failed to cover five straight home games as a favorite, clinging to a 10-point fourth quarter lead against Kent State and trailing lowly Missouri for 56 minutes. The past two weeks have been a reminder of how tough it is to stay on top, especially when you are defending a championship instead of chasing one. The 19th-ranked Jayhawks (5-0) are in the polls for the first time in 13 years — ending the longest drought among Power Five conference teams — and are tied atop the Big 12 standings. Texas hasn’t been favored in the Red River Shootout since 2009. The Wolverines’ looming game against Penn State on Oct. But Leipold, a Wisconsin native who once led Division III Wisconsin-Whitewater to six national titles, may not be in Lawrence much longer. Led by quarterback Jalon Daniels and an offense averaging 38 points per game, the Jayhawks pulled off upsets at West Virginia and Houston, before holding Iowa State to 11 points in a victory last week.

College GameDay is in town as the Jayhawks' football team is off to its hottest start in some time.

But Jayhawks fans might just want to be careful what they wish for, though. The basketball version has paid visit to the KU campus ESPN’s College GameDay made its first visit to Lawrence on Saturday ahead of No.

As the Jayhawks flock to Lawrence as the team takes on TCU, the University of Kansas is advising plans to arrive for the game early and to expect delays due ...

GAME DAY TRAFFIC: KU is asking people to arrive early & find other routes because of construction on K-10 & 23rd St. Those attending can use Iowa Street to arrive at the stadium. One alternate route fans can take is Iowa Street via the U.S.

Quarterback Jalon Daniels left Kansas' game Saturday with a shoulder injury just before halftime of the team's 38-31 loss to TCU.

[Kansas](/college-football/team/_/id/2305/kansas-jayhawks) quarterback [Jalon Daniels](https://www.espn.com/college-football/player/_/id/4596472/jalon-daniels) left the No. 17 [TCU](/college-football/team/_/id/2628/tcu-horned-frogs) after he suffered a shoulder injury with 48 seconds left in the first half. Daniels did not return, but was seen on the sideline with his right arm tucked under a hooded shirt.

A minute or so later — and with 36 seconds to play in the half — Daniels was escorted to the KU locker room. With Daniels out of the game for the time being, ...

He is considered OUT for the remainder of Saturday's game. update: Daniels did not emerge from the locker room with the rest of the team following halftime. update: Daniels was see on the sideline in street clothes mid-way through the third quarter. With Daniels out of the game for the time being, Jason Bean is the backup quarterback. Daniels entered the game completing 68.2 percent of his passes for 9.2 yards per attempt with 11 passing touchdowns and one interception. On the ground, Daniels entered the game as KU's leading rusher, totaling 335 rushing yards while averaging 7.3 yards per carry.

Two undefeated teams hungry for respect collide today when the No. 17 ranked TCU Horned Frogs visit the No. 19 ranked Kansas Jayhawks in a Week 6 college ...

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Jason Bean threw for 262 yards and four touchdowns against the Frogs in relief of Daniels. Bean added 34 rushing yards as well. Bean played as well as Duggan, ...

Kansas was fortunate to have a veteran backup quarterback after Jalon Daniels went down with a shoulder injury in the second quarter. After a slow start to the game, things picked up immediately in the second half. Kansas football would eventually lose, but what a game.

Down its star quarterback and a slow first half, the Jayhawks claw back but can't overcome the Horned Frogs.

It was Skinner again who made a tremendous catch in the At the end of an 80-yard drive, Daniels fumbled the ball trying to extend to the end zone and it was recovered by TCU, who then went 99 yards to make the score 10-0. It just took a half for it to happen.

But TCU's explosive offense shifted the tide of the game. KU didn't go down easy, but TCU proved to be too much. As a result of the 5-0 start, KU fans also ...

A home game against Texas wraps up the home slate for 2022 and the regular season will come to a close on the road against Kansas State. But KU now faces its first setback of the season. There were mistakes in the form of missed assignments, fumbles and penalties. And this one doesn't feel the same at the end. And yet, on the other hand, KU fans can also take a step back and look at what KU has done over the first half of the season and since Leipold arrived at KU. We want every game to feel the same at the end. [other Power 5 coaches who have lost their jobs](https://247sports.com/college/kansas/Article/2022-College-Football-coaching-carousel-updates-5-power-five-jobs-available-top-candidates-rumors-194705920/) this season due to a lack of victories. “I’m really proud of this football team for the way it battled and kept coming back,” Leipold said. [a 38-31 loss to TCU](https://247sports.com/college/kansas/Article/Kansas-football-vs-TCU-postgame-breakdown-analysis-194983131/), ending the Jayhawks’ undefeated start to the season. The first part of the fan's statement is more notable than the latter. As a result of the 5-0 start, KU fans also likely sit down to watch the Jayhawks and have the expectation of being competitive, if not winning. But by now you know the numbers behind the Jayhawks’ blistering start to year two of the [Lance Leipold](//247sports.com/Coach/Lance-Leipold-3569) era.

Regardless of who you are, where you come from, where you've been or how many stars were by your name on your recruiting profile, if you're a college ...

But some places — many places — can have all the time in the world and never create anything close to Saturday, Oct. For years, this campus has looked to be one of those places and yet there we were on Saturday. And there’s still a lot of work to be done to make this season everything it seems like it will be. And it was a Kansas team that deserves to remain in the Top 25, as much for what they did on Saturday as what they’ve done all season long. There’s time to work on all of that. [KU looked big time in every way on ESPN’s College Gameday.](https://www2.kusports.com/news/2022/oct/08/notebook-espns-college-gameday-takes-over-kansas-t/) And that look carried through kickoff, where the Jayhawks, yet again, looked like a damn good football team and showed that to a sellout crowd for the third week in a row.

The Kansas Jayhawks were ranked for the first time this season, but they lost 38-31 to the TCU Horned Frogs. College football media shared their thoughts.

They had the chance to further show that they deserve to be recognized as one of the top teams in the country, as they took on the No. Even though Kansas lost, they have turned a lot of heads. Perhaps the Horned Frogs’ biggest star of the game was Johnston, who caught 14 passes for 206 yards and two touchdowns. In fact, he helped Kansas tie things up when TCU took multiple leads, including a 29-yard touchdown pass to Quentin Skinner with less than five minutes remaining in regulation. He exited the game, and did not return for the second half. [the location for ESPN’s College GameDay in Week 6](https://fansided.com/2022/10/08/kansas-tcu-college-gameday-signs-week-6/).

It was a slow start for the Jayhawks, as they fell behind by two scores in the first quarter for the third time this season. KU was able to respond before the ...

The Horned Frogs had the most 30-yard gains on the ground of any team and the second-most 30-yard gains of any team in the FBS. [Jacob Borcila](//247sports.com/Player/Jacob-Borcila-46080995) made a 40-yard attempt in the first half for KU’s only points. Compare that to KU’s 105 rushing yards (5.8 yards per carry) mark in the first half and it's not a huge dropoff. Well, Bean was thrown into the fire on Saturday and was a driving force of KU scoring 28 second-half points after only managing three in the first half. But the Horned Frogs were able to score in the blink of an eye and those quick scores put a lot of pressure on the KU offense to score. On second and nine from the KU 31, KU ran an option to the outside with Bean and Thomas. [Jason Bean](//247sports.com/Player/Jason-Bean-93779) led KU offensively in the second half after [Jalon Daniels](//247sports.com/Player/Jalon-Daniels-46081530) left with an injury. Through the air, Bean was able to showcase his arm. With Daniels out for the second half, [Jason Bean](//247sports.com/Player/Jason-Bean-93779) stepped in. Between Bean, Devin Neal and the rest of the running backs KU totaled 84 yards (4.2 yards per carry) in the second half. In the end, KU fumbled the ball four times, recovering two of them. On the third drive of the game, KU gained double-digit yards on back-to-back plays, pushing the team over midfield.

Saluki fans thinking about going to Lawrence, Kansas on Aug. 31, 2024 will have to adjust their plans, as Southern Illinois football will be heading to ...

The program might be getting paid to play at BYU, but it will be looking for more than just money when it comes back home to Carbondale. From Power Five teams all the way down to the lowest FCS schools, Southern Illinois has shown it can compete with anyone in the country on its best day. While none of those games ended in SIU’s favor, the Salukis played close in a few of them. “We’re excited about getting the win over a really good Southern Illinois team,” he said after the game. The Kansas game was originally scheduled in July 2020 to be played the next month to accommodate for COVID-19 related cancellations, but was ultimately postponed to 2024. The game will replace a previously scheduled matchup against the Kansas Jayhawks on the program’s future calendar.

The Horned Frogs moved down the field easily to start the game, but the Jayhawks managed to hold them to just a field goal from senior kicker Griffin Kell at 39 ...

With the eyes of college football on a pair of unexpected unbeatens, the wide receiver put up a huge effort against the Jayhawks.

Coming into the 2022 season, TCU had a projected win total of 6.5 by the oddsmakers, hinting that a postseason berth would be quite an achievement for this team. As a lanky 6’4” wideout, TCU put Johnston in some interesting positions and found different ways to just get him the ball. “They were pretty much manned up on [Quentin] and the safeties were low. “We kinda made it a priority to target him and look at him,” said Duggan. He had a couple games where he probably wasn’t healthy,” Horned Frogs coach Sonny Dykes said of his team’s leading receiver after the game. To say there was a concerted effort to get Johnson the ball Saturday would be an understatement.

LAWRENCE — Lance Leipold would have gone for two. Had Kansas football been able to score a touchdown as the seconds ticked down in the fourth quarter, ...

They’re going to come through whenever we need them and they believe in the system and they’re going to make it all work.” Handling the aftermath of this defeat against TCU will be critical to the Jayhawks having a chance, and just showing they had a chance isn’t what they’re striving for. Leipold told his team that after the game, after a contest where it had five penalties to TCU’s one, gave the Horned Frogs advantageous field position too often, left too many opportunities for points on the field and more. “We’ve just got to clean some things up, and if we don’t it can be a tough second half of the season. He would have tried to have that be the way Kansas remained undefeated and avoided a Big 12 Conference loss at home against TCU. Had Kansas football been able to score a touchdown as the seconds ticked down in the fourth quarter, that’s what Leipold said he would have done.