Kansas gave a top-five ranked Oklahoma a headache a couple of weeks ago. The Jayhawks are now absolutely destroying Texas in just one-half of play.

After Kansas was able to jump to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter, Texas was able to tie it up in the middle of the second quarter. That is when the fortunes of the Longhorns changed.

The final two and a half minutes have turned into an absolute nightmare for Texas. Quarterback Jalon Daniels was able to score on a nine-yard run to give Kansas the 21-14 lead. Texas, then, fumbled the ball to Kansas where it took them three plays and 21 seconds to find the end zone on a 19-yard pass from Daniels to running back Devin Neal. Finally, Texas quarterback Hudson Card threw a costly interception for another Kansas touchdown to give them a 35-14 lead.

Texas will get the ball first in the second half, but it is not looking good in Austin in the first season with Steve Sarkisian as head coach.