Where to watch West Virginia vs. Kansas State: TV channel, kickoff time, live stream, spread, odds

Still very much in the running for the College Football Playoff, No. 17 Kansas State is going on the road for Big 12 matchup against West Virginia. The Mountaineers just got beaten by a top-25 conference foe, so they'll be looking to rebound.

The Wildcats are fresh off a dramatic win over Colorado last weekend, so perhaps they can carry that momentum over to this matchup against the Mountaineers. Quarterback Avery Johnson connected with receiver Jayce Brown for a 50-yard touchdown with just over two minutes left in the game to top the Buffaloes in Boulder.

Kansas State's defense did allow 388 passing yards to Shedeur Sanders, but the West Virginia passing attack won't present the same level of challenge.

The Mountaineers had a shot to knock off No. 11 Iowa State last weekend, but they wound up suffering a 28-16 loss. West Virginia could only muster 206 passing yards as quarterback Garrett Greene turned the ball over twice. That side of the ball will have to be much better in order for the team to have a shot at upsetting Kansas State on Saturday.

The race for the Big 12 title is still wide open, and the winner of this game will get a big boost in its pursuit of a conference championship.

Where to watch West Virginia vs. Kansas State

• When: Saturday, Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. ET
• Where: Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium -- Morgantown, West Virginia
• TV: FOX
• Online streaming: fuboTV (Try for free. Regional restrictions may apply.)

West Virginia vs. Kansas State spread, odds

Kansas State is only a three-point favorite on the road against West Virginia, according to the SportsLine consensus. The over/under is 54.5 points.

West Virginia vs. Iowa State series history

West Virginia has won three of the last five, but Kansas State has won the last two.

• Nov. 19, 2022 -- Kansas State 48, West Virginia 31
• Nov. 13, 2021 -- Kansas State 34, West Virginia 17
• Oct. 31, 2020 -- West Virginia 37, Kansas State 10
• Nov. 16, 2019 -- West Virginia 24, Kansas State 20
• Sept. 22, 2018 -- West Virginia 35, Kansas State 6