Andy Wittry | NCAA.com | December 26, 2017 Kansas State's Delton scores 68-yard TD on direct snap Kansas State quarterback Alex Delton recorded the longest run in KSU's bowl game history against UCLA. Share It only took Kansas State quarterback Alex Delton one snap in the Cactus Bowl to record the longest rush in a bowl game in program history. After UCLA took a 3-0 lead in the first quarter of the Cactus Bowl, Delton received a direct snap – his first touch of the game – on 2nd-and-2 and ran virtually untouched 68 yards for a touchdown. RELATED: Jonathan Taylor the latest star in Wisconsin's running back assembly line Delton, a dual-threat option at quarterback, entered the game with 75 pass attempts this season and 80 rushing attempts. He was the team's second-leading rusher in the regular season with 342 yards with a season-long run of 36 yards. He received a huge block from a teammate that took out two Bruins during his touchdown. Watch his impressive run below. Tote. The. Rock.! Hays native Alex Delton busts a 68 yard TD run!#KstateFB #EMAW pic.twitter.com/xVLSllk4Qk — Lance Snow (@KWCHLance) December 27, 2017 How to pick a March Madness dark horse in your NCAA bracket Here's how to pick a March Madness dark horse. READ MORE 2021 Big 12 baseball preview: Texas trio headlines packed Big 12 The Big 12 could be on the verge of having its best showing since 2017. Here's how the conference's baseball teams stack up. READ MORE