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Football vs. Southeast Missouri State

Steven Sims, Jr., raced 77 yards for KU's first touchdown.
Sims pulled in a 16-yard pass for his second TD.
Antione Frazier congratulated Sims.
Sims strutted into the end zone.
Sims retuned a kickoff 44 yards.
Sims looked to the heavens after scoring.
Peyton Bender threw for 364 yards and four TD's in his first start.
Bender completed 27 of 32 passes.
Bender fired a pass.
Defensive end Dorance Armstrong, Jr., grabbed the SEMO QB.
Coach David Beaty and defensive coordinator Clint Bowen conferred.
Jeremiah Booker's 32-yard reception set up a KU TD.
Hasan Defense broke up a pass in the end zone.
Joe Dineen, Jr., led KU with 15 tackles.
Chase Harrell made a one-handed touchdown reception.
Harrell picked up yardage on another catch.
Harrell and Emmanuel Moore celebrated a special team's stop.
Harrell battled trying to make a catch in the end zone.
Tight end Ben Johnson raced 57 yards to score after a short pass.
Johnson took off like Superman in celebration.
Ken Johnson, Jr., strained trying to pull in a pass.
Taylor Martin found some running room.
Kyle Mayberry made an upending tackle.
Mayberry bull-dogged down a receiver.
Tyrone Miller, Jr., rattled the SEMO quarterback.
Gabriel Rui booted a 25-yard field goal.
Dom Williams broke free for a 10-yard scoring run.
Williams high-stepped into the end zone.
William received a scoring lift.
Daniel Wise pressured the quarterback.
Wise slapped hands with Isi Holani.
Safety Mike Lee was pumped as he ran onto the field.
A crowd of 32,134 enjoyed the KU victory.
KU great Aqib Talib enjoyed joining KU's Ring of Honor.
Former KU captains represented Anthony Collins Ring of Honor induction.
The 2008 Orange Bowl champion Jayhawks were honored.
QB Todd Reesing and coach Mark Mangino chatted.
Ressing and tight end Derek Fine enjoyed the moment.
Former KU coach Mark Mangino was honored.
Players greeted KU students after the ceremony.
Fans enjoyed the new look of Memorial Stadium.
Banners brightened the stadium.
Flags honoring KU's bowl tams flapped in wind.
KU greats are now honored on the bowl portion of the stadium.
Tailgaters enjoyed the pre-game fun.
KU's new KU security measures, including metal detectors, were used.
In the north bowl, the Field Goal Club made its debut.
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