Iowa State took the lead out of the gate in the second half when linebacker Jake Hummel took advantage of a critical error from Jarret Doege, jumping a swing route to Brown and taking it to the end zone. This call-and-answer continued throughout the majority of the game, and both teams headed to the locker room at halftime tied at 17. West Virginia answered on the next drive, as Leddie Brown added his first of two touchdowns of the game. Breece Hall gave them the lead with a run on the Cyclones’ third offensive play of the game. The Mountaineers started with their backs against the wall early. “From the time we came back in late January and started our offseason program all the way through fall camp, we had that 42-6 score (around the facility) and talked about how we have to get bigger, stronger and more physical.” “We changed our offseason program after they dominated us last year in that game in December,” said WVU coach Neal Brown. They gained 492 yards against the top-ranked offense in the Big 12, as the Cyclones went into this game allowing 291 yards per game. The Mountaineers got the win behind one of the biggest performances from their offense all season. 22 Iowa State 38-31 on a wet and dreary afternoon in Morgantown on Saturday.

West Virginia earned its second ranked victory of the season over No.

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