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Lance Leipold calls out Kansas pass blocking in first quarter: ‘We gotta protect Jalon a little bit more’
Kansas coach Lance Leipold would like to see his offensive line step it up in the second quarter against West Virginia. The Jayhawks ended the first quarter trailing 7-0 as Leipold joined the ESPN2 broadcast for an interview.
The coach called for his pass protection to be better after quarterback Jalon Daniels found himself under a lot of pressure early. KU allowed one sack as Daniels finished the opening quarter 4-of-6 passing for 46 yards and an interception.
“Defensively, we came out and made that stop early, but then we didn’t generate anything,” he said. “We gotta protect Jalon a little bit more. We’re getting too much leakage right now. We’re playing downhill better than we’re reacting to that right now. We’re having success in the run game. We’ll settle down and get it going.”
Although the passing game has been spotty, running back Devin Neal has paced the offense early for the Jayhawks. He has so far rushed for 70 yards and scored a touchdown to tie the game at 7 with 7:31 to go in the second.
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