Skylar Thompson rolled left and saw primary target Byron Pringle covered, then avoided a defender and rolled back to the right before connecting with Isaiah Zuber in the back of the end-zone with no time remaining to will K-State past Iowa State, 20-19, in walk-off fashion at Bill Snyder Family Stadium Saturday.

Thompson’s connection to Zuber capped a 10-play, 87-yard drive over the final 1:55 as the Wildcats rallied from two scores down, wrapped around a crucial defensive stop, to give the Wildcats their seventh win of the season, and their 10th consecutive victory over the Cyclones.

Thompson completed 15-of-21 passing for 152 yards and a touchdown, while Zuber grabbed seven receptions for a total of 56 yards in the game.

Entering Saturday’s contest with 999 career rushing yards, Silmon surpassed the 1,000 yard-mark on a 2-yard rush in the second quarter. Silmon carried a total of five times for 32 yards in the game, to up his career-yardage to 1,031.

The trio of Silmon, Barnes and Warmack rushed for a total of 97 yards in the game, and a late touchdown pass from Barnes to Dimel, the first touchdown pass by a non-quarterback since fullback Glenn Gronkowski threw for a touchdown against Iowa State on November 21, 2015.

Voice of the Kansas State Wildcats Wyatt Thompson joined “In The Zone” on Wednesday to recap the thrilling win and break down K-State basketball.

You can catch Wildcat Weekly with Wyatt every Wednesday at 5:40 pm on Sports Radio 1150 KSAL. The weekly chats are brought to you by Robson Oil.

Hear Wyatt on Sports Radio 1150 KSAL when the Cats take on Vanderbilt on Sunday. Tipoff is at 1:30 with pregame at 12:30 on Sports Radio 1150 KSAL.