Hakeem Bailey intercepted a Skylar Thompson pass at the West Virginia ( three-yard line in the closing seconds to prevent the Wildcats from rallying for a narrow victory over the Mountaineers. The final score at Bill Snyder Family Stadium Saturday was 24-20 in favor of the Mountaineers.	Jarret Doege threw for 234 yards and three scores for West Virginia ( 4-6 ) in the win.	K-State made their share of mistakes in this ballgame. Afterwards coach Chris Klieman stated that it was a disappointing loss. "A game that West Virginia earned the victory and deserved to win. I thought they outplayed us. All that being said, we had an opportunity late in the game to almost steal a victory. So, disappointed in a number of things but we've got to move on, we've got to move forward.	K-State struggled to run the ball, averaging just 3.2 yards per attempt on 32 carries.	Kansas State ( 6-4 ) will play at Texas Tech next Saturday.

Late game interception stops K-State rally