TCU (1-0) vs Kansas (1-0)
Sept 14, 1996
Amon Carter Stadium

TCU	7	3	7	0	17
Kansas	7	21	17	7	52

Scoring Summary

Kansas, 5:53 in 1st Quarter
Touchdown, June Henley 10 yard run
Jeff McCord kick
Kansas 7, TCU 0

TCU, 14:38 in 1st Quarter
Touchdown, John Williams, 59 yard run
Michael Reeder kick
TCU 7, Kansas 7

Kansas, 1:55 in 2nd Quarter
Touchdown, June Henley, 2 yard run
Jeff McCord Kick
Kansas 14, TCU 7

TCU, 5:03 in 2nd Quarter
Field Goal, Michael Reeder, 52 yards
Kansas 14, TCU 10

Kansas, 9:38 in 2nd Quarter
Touchdown, Eric Galbreath, 33 yard run
Jeff McCord Kick
Kansas 21, TCU 10

Kansas, 14:32 in 2nd Quarter
Touchdown, June Henley, 3 yard run
Jeff McCord Kick
Kansas 28, TCU 10

TCU, 3:31 in 3rd Quarter
Touchdown, Basil Mitchell, 16 yard pass from Jeff Dover
Michael Reeder kick
Kansas 28, TCU 17

Kansas, 5:45 in 3rd Quarter
Field Goal, Jeff McCord, 34 yards
Kansas 31, TCU 17

Kansas, 12:53 in 3rd Quarter
Touchdown, June Henley, 24 yard run
Jeff McCord Kick
Kansas 38, TCU 17

Kansas, 14:21 in 3rd Quarter
Touchdown, Isaac Byrd, 17 yard pass from Matt Johner
Jeff McCord Kick
Kansas 45, TCU 17

Kansas, 13:57 in 4th Quarter
Touchdown, Eric Vann, 3 yard run
Jeff McCord Kick
Kansas 52, TCU 17

Individual Statistics

Passing
Jeff Dover 9-20-2-123, Fred Taylor 1-2-0-7

Rushing
John Williams 15-105, Basil Mitchell 13-67, Koi Woods 2-3, Fred Taylor 1-3, Jeff Dover 3-1

Receiving
Jason Tucker 6-94, Basil Mitchell 2-20, Travis Wilson 2-16

Punting
Royce Huffman 3-100, 33.3 avg

Punt Returns
Jason Tucker 1-1

Kickoff Returns
Reggie Hunt 2-36
Basil Mitchell 1-23

Defense

Tackles: (Unassisted-Assisted)
Harper 1-2, Hyder 0-1, McCarty 1-7, Stephens 1-7, Taft 0-7, Davern 1-11, Staten 3-11, Browning 4-6, Allen 6-1, Masters 0-1, Janak 4-2, Johnson 0-1, Thompson 0-1, R. Hunt 2-1, K.Hunt 1-4, Mullins 1-2, Illian 0-3, Anderson 0-3, Cook 1-1, Phipps 1-2, Briggs 1-1

Special Teams

Passes Broken Up: Harper, Taft, Staten, Alen, Masters (1 each)

QB Sacks: Hyder, McCarty, Janak, R. Hunt (1 each)

Rushing
Henley 31-204, Vann 14-46, Galbreath 3-45, Johner 5-5, Davis 1-5, Macklin 1-1, Rutz 2-(-9)

Passing
Johner 13-25-0-132, Rutz 2-3-0-22

Receiving
Moore 4-53, Byrd 4-41, Friday 2-35, Henley 2-2, Carter 1-11, Vann 1-9, Chandler 1-3

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - June Henley sloshed through intermittent rain for 201 yards and four touchdowns Saturday night as No. 24 Kansas pounded longtime non-conference rival Texas Christian 52-17.

Picking up where he left off in the Jayhawks' season opener, Henley scored on runs of 10, 2 and 3 yards to stake Kansas (2-0) to a 28-10 halftime lead over the butter-fingered Horned Frogs (1-1), who had six turnovers.

He added a school record-tying fourth touchdown on a 24-yard run in an explosive third quarter that included a 17-yard scoring pass from Matt Johner to Isaac Byrd after a fumble recovery by Jason Harris at the Horned Frogs 17.

Harris also picked off a pass by Jeff Dover in the final quarter, another in a long night of miscues by TCU, which didn't commit a turnover in a stunning 20-7 victory over Oklahoma last week.

After two unsuccessful long-range field goal attempts, Jeff McCord kicked a 34-yarder in the third-quarter uprising that left Kansas in command at 45-17. At that point, coach Glen Mason pulled Henley and Johner.

Despite the lopsided outcome, the Horned Frogs were within striking distance early in the third period. After a 13-yard Kansas punt, the Frogs scored on a 16-yard pass from Dover to tailback Basil Mitchell.

That left TCU trailing 28-17. Then the bottom fell out.

Henley collected his 201 yards on 30 carries, marking the 10th time he has gained 100 yards or more.

He rushed for 187 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-10 season opening victory over Ball State and, with a career total now at 2,880 yards, is closing in on the school record of 3,788 yards by Tony Sands.

The 5-foot-11, 215-pound senior has already passed Kansas stars Gale Sayers and John Riggins in career rushing and he is the touchdown leader with 32.

The Jayhawks wasted no time taking control of the game. Johner hit passes of 11, 16, 11 and 7 yards as Kansas rolled 60 yards in 10 plays to score on its first possession.

Despite two turnovers, TCU came back to tie it up on a 59-yard run by John Williams in the second period. But Henley quickly took off on a 42-yard run that set up his 2-yard touchdown plunge and the Jayhawks were ahead for keeps.

Eric Galbreath sped 33 yards for another Kansas touchdown and Henley got his third of the first half with 28 seconds remaining.

TCU vs Kansas Pre-Game Press Release

TCU Football 1996