Mangino, finished the season at 2–10 and winless in conference play. 2004: Streak buster An 11-year winning streak by KSU that began in 1993 – at that time, the longest by either team in the series – was broken on October 9, 2004, when KU won a back-and-forth 31–28 thriller in Lawrence. The head coach of the Jayhawks was Mark Mangino, a former Wildcat assistant under KSU coach Bill Snyder. Mangino bested his mentor in Snyder's final visit to Memorial Stadium during Snyder's first term as KSU coach. 2007: KU wins in Manhattan In 2007, KU won in Manhattan for the first time (and as of 2022, last) since 1989, and also posted its only victory over a ranked KSU team. KU entered the game 4–0 while KSU had a 3–1 record, but KSU was favored in the contest and ranked 24th in the AP Poll. Kansas overcame several mistakes through the course of the first half, tying the contest 14–14 at halftime. Following a strong second-half performance by KU, the visitors from Lawrence posted a 30–24 victory. KU went on to build an 11–0 record on the season before losing to Missouri, and secured an at-large bid to the 2008 Orange Bowl. 2010: A century straight For the 100th consecutive season, KU and KSU faced each other on the football field on October 14, 2010, in Lawrence. It was only the seventh college football rivalry in history played for a century straight. (Other series have subsequently reached the mark of 100 straight years or more). The game was the second since Bill Snyder returned to coach KSU and was reminiscent of earlier blowout Wildcat victories during Snyder's first tenure, with KSU claiming a 59–7 victory over KU. The 2010 victory by KSU was the second win in an active fourteen-game KSU winning streak over KU (the longest winning streak in series history). Game results See also List of NCAA college football rivalry games List of most-played college football series in NCAA Division I Aggieville riots References College football rivalries in the United States Kansas Jayhawks football Kansas State Wildcats football 1902 establishments in Kansas Recurring sporting events established in 1902