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Kansas State's early raw offensive averages are 303.5 rushing yards at 7.2 per carry and 523 total yards at 7.2 per play. It has converted 70% of third downs while averaging 72.5 offensive plays and 34:01 possession time. These describe production and play volume, not an opponent-adjusted forecast or a measured seconds-per-play tempo.
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Kansas State's defense is listed at five points and 144 yards allowed per game, with 2.7 yards allowed per play. The split is 2.8 yards per rush and 2.4 per pass attempt. These are unadjusted early results; the table supplies no opponent-strength adjustment to project the Tulane matchup.
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Tulane is averaging 341 yards at 6.4 per play but only 15.5 points and 11.5 first downs per game. Its passing average is 8.0 yards per attempt and rushing average 4.8 per carry, alongside 35% third-down conversion, 53.5 offensive plays and 22:53 possession time. The raw profile separates useful per-play gains from limited sustained-drive and scoring output.
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Tulane's defense has allowed 216 rushing yards per game at 4.9 per carry, plus 213.5 passing yards at 7.1 per attempt. Total allowance is 429.5 yards at 5.8 per play and 20.5 points per game. Those unadjusted numbers identify the run defense as a matchup concern against Kansas State's productive ground game, not a point-spread recommendation.
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The table lists 100% red-zone scoring for both Kansas State and Tulane, but gives neither trip counts nor a touchdown/field-goal split. That is scoring conversion, not proof of a 100% red-zone touchdown rate or a reliable finishing projection from the early sample.