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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -- Adam Barmann threw four touchdown passes in a 49-point first half Saturday night and Kansas went on to rout Toledo 63-14.

The Jayhawks (2-0) took advantage of great field position and mistakes by Toledo's offense, defense and special teams to tie their team record for most points in a half and break Toledo's record for the most given up.

John Randle scored twice on 2-yard runs and turned a screen pass into a 55-yard scoring play for a third TD.

Toledo, the consensus favorite in the Mid-American Conference, has yielded 63 points to both Minnesota and Kansas in its first two games.

Barmann, a sophomore who struggled in a 21-3 victory over Tulsa the week before, was 20-for-24 for 249 yards and four TDs in the first half. He wound up 24-for-34 for 310 yards. His TD passes covered 17 yards to Mark Simmons, 5 to Brandon Rideau, 55 to Randle and 16 to Gary Haeggans.

Randle finished with 104 yards on 19 carries and 79 yards on three receptions.

Defensive end Charlton Keith picked up a fumble by Toledo quarterback Bruce Gradkowski and went 21 yards for Kansas' sixth touchdown, making it 42-0 with 11:57 left in the second quarter.

Late in the fourth, Keith pounced on a fumble by backup quarterback Marques Council on the 33 and Brandon McAnderson made it 63-14 with a 2-yard TD run seven plays later.

The Jayhawks closed out the first half with an 11-play, 87-yard drive capped by Randle's 2-yard plunge with 17 seconds remaining for a 49-7 lead.

Toledo got its only touchdown in the first half on a 51-yard catch-and-run from Gradkowski to Steve Odom. In the third period, Gradkowski hit Kenny Higgins with a 14-yard TD pass.

Kansas then made it 56-14 with a 59-yard drive capped by Austine Nwabuisi's 1-yard plunge.

Randle got the Jayhawks rolling on their first possession with a 2-yard TD run that capped a 46-yard drive.

Simmons' catch made it 14-0, then David McMillian tipped a pass to linebacker Nick Reid, who returned it 15 yards to the Toledo 5. On the second play, Barmann hit Rideau for a 21-0 lead.

The Jayhawks made it 28-0 with 1:21 still left in the first quarter when Randle took a screen pass over the middle and outran the pursuit on a 55-yard play, juking Mike Chamberlain at the 20. The 28 points were the most in a quarter since Kansas scored 30 against New Mexico State in 1991.

Scott Webb's nine extra points broke the school record. The Jayhawks, off to their first 2-0 start since 1997, also scored 49 in a half in a 63-21 victory over Illinois State in 1998.