Poll: Most Heartbreaking Loss

[cgwarrior33]

Well, if you are going to say UCLA, how about the year before when we had Utah beat, or 2000 against Michigan State, or even 2001 with Hampton. Another not so high profile heartbreaker would be the Wyoming game in 1996? I don't remember the exact year, but I remember the missed FG to tie the game in the first OT, and how long the goal posts were just shaking back and forth after the ball doinked off of it.

[johnsonjj]

I will throw in a few others.



The OT loss to Nebraska...the loss to Texas a few years ago when they had Major Applebutter...the K-State game several years back when we blew them out in the first half, only to have the tables turned in the second half...the home loss to Iowa when Bob Utter (sp?) grounded the ball on what could have been a winning drive that would have snapped the streak before 15...the loss to A&M when we missed 3 or 4 FGs...but despite all those the last two years losses that kept us from the Big 12 title game were the biggest. Personally though, I wanted the win against Nebraska in OT...the loss that would have done the most for the program with a win was the Florida State game on National TV.

[Drew21]

Gotta be Kansas second time in a row we missed out on the Big XII championship game.

[EggMcClone]

KU was a kick in the gut because the team had victory in their hands and let it slip in the most agonizing (and familiar) way. Not only did it suck but it added to the suckiness from the Baylor, Mizzou, and Nebraska games and especially the Mizzou game the year before. Ugh. Plus I was there.