Iowa State Cyclones wide receiver Quenton Bundrage took a routine catch, blew past the covering cornerback and gave fans arguably the highlight of Thursday's game. Outrunning the pursuit of Longhorn defenders, the sophomore stomped to a 97-yard touchdown to give the Cyclones a 20-17 lead in the second half.
Quenton Bundrage goes 97 yards for a touchdown against Texas
The sophomore receiver recorded the longest play in Cyclone history on Thursday.
On the play, Cyclones quarterback Sam Richardson dropped back into his own end zone and fired a strike to Bundrage on an “in” pattern, fitting the ball into an extremely tight window. Bundrage took care of the rest.
Richardson is now 11-of-15 on the night for 214 yards and two touchdowns. Bundrage has shredded the Longhorn defense for 133 yards on four receptions.
The catch-and-run is the longest play in Iowa State history. The Iowa State sideline was pleased.
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