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I guess this can go under any potential coaching changes. I could be wrong but I have a gut feeling Joe Brady leaving LSU could potentially be bad news for us.

Saints got what they deserved. Sean Payton saving his last timeout and refusing to even attempt to score a touchdown in regulation was dumb.

No Slant account either but the Journal-World is now saying he's leaving for a job at Mizzou. Woodfin was hired by Beaty so I guess it makes sense he'e move in eventually.

Sounds like a new S&C coach will be in the works. Anyone got the scoop?

https://twitter.com/JayhawkSlant/status ... 23744?s=19

Sounds like Amauri Hickson will be on campus soon.

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I would think anything after the KState game would be on the table for Locklin. But yeah, recent things we've seen from both teams would make you believe that could be a super competitive game that we might have a shot to win. Really just excited to see Dearmon's results as we go through the back ha...

First off, I'm excited that this move happened. When Dearmon was first hired on the staff, I always assumed he would eventually be the OC, just surprised it happened this fast. Curious what this means for the QB. If the rumors are true and they believe Torry Locklin is the real deal, could we see hi...

Thought it might be helpful to note that in addition to the one-game suspension, other sanctions included: Williams is "subject to probation until he graduates" Monthly meetings with a university conduct officer 40 hours of community service Completion of a sexual violence accountability c...

Can't remember if it was all the same season but it was all right around that time that (in addition to Mangino) Mike Leach got run out of Texas Tech and Jim Leavitt lost his job at South Florida.

Zenger cans Gill, arguably early (given what happens the next 10 years) This is the part that sticks out to me. Hindsight and all that, but if Turner Gill is allowed to coach a third year, Seth Russell (who ended up at Baylor) was coming to be our QB. That alone would have been worth it to give him...

I can think of two from the 2017 season.

1. The TCU running clock game.
2. Being the only team to lose to that decimated Baylor team.

Isaiah Moss is visiting Lawrence this weekend it sounds like. Redshirt junior grad transfer from Iowa. 6'5 guard, shot 42% from 3 last season.

So weird that while in Kansas City they're dealing with players involved with child and domestic abuse, meanwhile this is considered a problem down in Arizona.

https://twitter.com/Lane_/status/1122904759944585216

He's apparently a total beast. Excited to see him on the field.

https://twitter.com/coachscholz/status/ ... 8557322240

This is an incomplete list but just the moves on saw reported on Twitter so far:

Daniel Wise - Cowboys
Joe Dineen - Broncos
Steven Sims - Redskins
Shak Taylor - Colts
John Wirtl - Bears
Dwayne Wallace - Steelers

Seems to me like they may want to make sure whatever contact he had with Texas was on the up and up. His last day was a Saturday and then Sunday Texas says they're bringing him on staff, that's worth looking at.

Seems as though a target has been identified for the OC position...

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It's worth it, I know people with season tickets that go to 4-5 games a year due to travel and just sell the extras. You won't regret it.

Actually, I’d be Ok if Les got Major Applewhite. Been an OC at Bama, Texas and Houston. Has done well at those places besides the weird thing at Houston where the administration seemed to want to get rid of him to get Holgerson. Major Applewhite is the first name I thought of. I think he'd be a goo...

Yeah, with MLS still going to expand to 28 teams and the new playoff format where they're done before the November FIFA international window, the regular season is eventually going to start in February.