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Kansas State's 51-47 loss to Utah sparked emotional defense of coach Chris Klieman amid criticism, despite a school-record 472 rushing yards.
Kansas State coach Chris Klieman broke down emotionally after the Wildcats’ 51-47 loss to No.
13 Utah, defending his seven-year tenure amid growing criticism.
Despite falling to 5-6 and needing a win over Colorado to become bowl eligible, Kansas State set a school record with 472 rushing yards and five touchdowns on 24 carries, averaging 11.2 yards per attempt—the most ever allowed by Utah at Rice-Eccles Stadium.
Joe Jackson rushed for a new school record 293 yards and three touchdowns, surpassing Darren Sproles by one yard.
Klieman praised his team’s effort, calling it one of the greatest he’s experienced, and pushed back against calls for leadership or roster changes, saying he has given his “life” to the program.
Athletic director Gene Taylor supported him by placing his arm around him during the emotional press conference.
La derrota de Kansas State por 51-47 ante Utah provocó una defensa emocional del entrenador Chris Klieman en medio de las críticas, a pesar de un récord escolar de 472 yardas de carrera.