Power outage temporarily disrupts Oklahoma-Kansas game
A campus-wide power outage at the University of Kansas on Saturday affected the Jayhawks' game against No. 2 Oklahoma as the scoreboard and lights suddenly went out during the first quarter at David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium in Lawrence.
The school tweeted that an electrical company was working on the issue, and it was quickly resolved.
The Jayhawks used the short time during the outage to get their Big-12-low scoring offense in gear on the team's first drive.
Kansas went on to finish the nine-minute, 80-yard drive with a 1-yard touchdown run by Devin Neal to take an early 7-0 lead.
There is a campus wide power outage that is effecting David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium and surrounding areas.
Electrical company is working on resolving the issue. We’ll update as we have more inform— Kansas Football (@KU_Football) October 23, 2021
Bad news: No electricity
Good news: We scored first.@Dev_Neal23 punches it in for a one-yard touchdown. Jayhawks up 7-0.— Kansas Football (@KU_Football) October 23, 2021
Let there be light
— Kansas Football (@KU_Football) October 23, 2021
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Oklahoma-Kansas game temporarily disrupted by power outage
