Improved Kansas secondary faces difficult test vs. Baylor receivers

photo by: Nick Krug

Baylor wide receiver Denzel Mims (15) catches a pass before Kansas cornerback Hasan Defense (13) during the second quarter on Saturday, Sept. 4, 2017 at Memorial Stadium.

The Kansas secondary played exceptionally well during the nonconference portion of the schedule.

The Jayhawks have allowed 5.1 yards per pass attempt, a figure that ranks them 11th nationally. They have allowed one touchdown pass and have seven interceptions, three returned for touchdowns.

You have to do a whole lot right to compile numbers that exceptional against any level of competition. Still, nobody is in denial that the defensive backs’ jobs are three days from becoming a great deal more difficult.

Nicholls State, Central Michigan and Rutgers all lack the same thing: A passing attack.

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