They returned to Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday when the Kansas State football team demolished Cincinnati 41-15 in its final home game of the season.

The night game record is now at 0-4 and the season record is below .500 for the first time as the Kansas State Wildcats mowed down the Cincinnati Bearcats on Senior Night in Manhattan, 41-15.

Avery Johnson threw for two touchdowns, rushed for a third, and DJ Giddens racked up 143 yards rushing and two scores as Kansas State shredded Cincinnati 41-15 on Saturday night

The C Bearcats are still on the outside looking in at bowl game eligibility after falling to the Kansas State Wildcats 41-15.

Cincinnati Bearcats make their first road trip to Kansas State since 1996 Saturday. Here are five things to watch from beat reporter Scott Springer.