BYU has been searching for a defining moment in its young Big 12 football existence for more than a year now, and on a wild and woolly night in Provo, head coach Kalani Sitake’s crew delivered it in some of the most unimaginable ways possible.

BYU's defense forced three turnovers, Jake Retzlaff threw for 149 yards and two touchdowns and Parker Kingston had a highlight reel 90-yard punt return touchdown in a 38-9 victory over No. 13 Kansas State on Saturday night.

BYU scored four touchdowns in 5:59, blitzing the No. 13 team in the country to win 38-9. Here's how the Cougar players saw a wild sequence unfold.

In front of a boisterous crowd of more than 64,000 fans, BYU football introduced this generation of Kansas State football players to LaVell Edwards Stadium. Their ears may still be ringing long after the Wildcats return to Manhattan,

BYU absolutely steamrolled No. 13 Kansas State in 38-9 fashion Saturday at LaVell Edwards Stadium, and the social media world had plenty to say about it. Here are some of the best reactions to the Cougars’ stomping of the Wildcats and all of the moments that made it happen.

The return gave BYU a four-score lead and sent LaVell Edwards Stadium into collective chaos. The Cougars went on to rout No. 13 Kansas State 38-9 in their Big 12 opener. The Cougars got there thanks to a most unlikely sequence of events.

What a way to kickoff Big 12 play in front of a sellout crowd. BYU is 4-0 following a dominant 38-9 victory over no. 13 Kansas State. With the win, the Cougars

The Wildcats put their undefeated record on the line tonight against a solid BYU team that also sits at 3-0 headed into Big 12 play. The Cougars are undefeated after beating FCS Southern Illinois in Provo,