Kansas Crimson

Lotta potential injuries though...

2030s World Cup on three continents and six countries will auto qualify. Meh to the mehth degree. And, based on FIFA precedent this means Asia or Oceania will host in '34. Guess what sportswashing, journalist-killing, oil nation has already put in a bid. Clue: It will mean another winter tournament...

Probably not, but probably should be. SKC needs a fresh vision.

Evidently you can't be a knowledgeable college football fan without knowing the third string QB at Kstate.

Not really weak. No one else on this board follows K-State football

Something like that, yeah. Still amuses me that my kids will be close to having kids of their own by the time they need to digest a world where KU and the Chiefs don’t both have GOATs.
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Even more amazing, I was 16 the last time Kansas didn't have a Hall of Fame coach. And I am not young.

Clearly they are cousins

Lawrence, Kansas = too country
Spokane, Washington = cosmopolitan?

Wait, not equivalent?

I think I read they actually were AAU now, so not as trashy as, say, the entire SEC. Oh, and they have The Library, so things are good.

Whoa!, my memory was almost spot on (from this morning). I'm taking a win!

And the shot at the Apple+ deal being like selling candy bars. I saw somewhere (wish I could attribute) that in the Pac-10 ASU's average road trip - playing all other 9 teams - was 919 miles (ish). In the Big 12+4 it would be like 1,140 if playing all teams, but if just WVU and UCF taken out - which...

So you are saying they are equal...

North Pac to Big 10(20)
Four Corners to Big 12(16)
Oregon State & Washington = Pac 2

There were also a couple of invited walk-ons, no? Don't remember if any were guards. It's easy to say Self only plays 7 anyway, but, yeah, injuries.

Some are unforgivable...

Where they come from doesn't matter, but if they are choosing four years in Manhattan they clearly make poor decisions...

That's actually funny - but I still don't see a cat's claw in the okay symbol those two lineman are doing.

A few years back, in a previous iteration of this site, there was a poster who was trying desperately to create a KU hand sign because all the Texas schools had them.

What is that? Are they trying to make OK signs, but not be racist?
Is it a claw?
Are they showing us the size of something?
Are KSUck colors purple and black now?
So many questions that I really don't care to have answered...