BYU scored four touchdowns in 5:59, blitzing the No. 13 team in the country to win 38-9. Here's how the Cougar players saw a wild sequence unfold.

BYU upset No. 13 Kansas State 38-9 late Saturday night by blowing up the Wildcats in the middle of the game. The Cougars stunned the Big 12 co-favorite with a barrage of huge plays that created a freight train of momentum K-State could not answer.

The Kansas State football team has suffered through a few humbling losses under head coach Chris Klieman, but most of them have come with an asterisk. Until now.

In 39 seconds of gameplay, BYU went from trailing no.13 Kansas State 6-3 to taking a 17-6 lead into the halftime locker room. The madness didn't stop there as B

BYU has been searching for a defining moment in its young Big 12 football existence for more than a year now, and on a wild and woolly night in Provo, head coach Kalani Sitake’s crew delivered it in some of the most unimaginable ways possible.

K-State (3-1, 0-1 Big 12) suffered its first loss of the season and watched in disbelief as BYU (4-0, 1-0 Big 12) ran away with things for a lopsided win that was played late at night in the mountains of Utah.

Provo • BYU saved its most improbable play for the end of its most improbable stretch. Already in the midst of a three-touchdown flurry in less than five minutes, Parker Kingston decided he’d add to the madness.

BYU’s defense forced three turnovers, Jake Retzlaff threw for 149 yards and two touchdowns and Parker Kingston had a highlight reel 90-yard punt return touchdown in a 38-9 victory over No. 13 Kansas State on Saturday night.

BYU snapped a five-game losing streak to Big 12 opponents in emphatic fashion, blowing out No. 13 Kansas State 38-9 on Saturday night.

BYU scored three touchdowns off Kansas State turnovers in a three-minute span as the Cougars knocked off the No. 13 Wildcats 38-9 on Saturday night in Provo, Utah. Jake Retzlaff