Kansas @ Texas FB, 11-13-21 (KU Wins)

[Kinch]

Hope they advertise that spot in Austin.

 

[CyCloned]

Is it safe to say that was the most embarrassing loss in Big 12 history? Kansas was probably loosing to other teams in the Big 12 by an average of 30.

 

[JM4CY]

Is it safe to say that was the most embarrassing loss in Big 12 history? Kansas was probably loosing to other teams in the Big 12 by an average of 30.

A specific one is not immediately coming to mind, but if we are talking about the most embarrassing loss in big 12 history, I can’t believe we don’t have one (if not atleast two) that are able to be thrown in to that conversation.

 

[CyCloned]

A specific one is not immediately coming to mind, but if we are talking about the most embarrassing loss in big 12 history, I can’t believe we don’t have one (if not atleast two) that are able to be thrown in to that conversation.

We gave Baylor their first Big 12 road win ever, but we were not ranked in the top 10 earlier in that year.

 

[Clonefan32]

Texas AD said something today very confusing:
" As injuries mount, it's even more glaring. When you look at it, 52% of our 2018 signing class and 46% of the 2019 class are no longer here. That's nearly half of the student-athletes from two classes that were ranked as the third-best in the nation and should be making up the juniors and seniors on our roster today. Overall since 2018, we've lost 33 percent of the last four classes."

My question, is that correct that half of the 2018 and 2019 classes at UT are gone because of injuries or sickness? If not, shouldn't the media call him out as a liar?

This reads like a Civil War letter home or something like that.

 

[Hoggins]

We gave Baylor their first Big 12 road win ever, but we were not ranked in the top 10 earlier in that year.

That’s the first game that came to my mind. ******* Greg Coleman

 

[randomfan44]

Kid is a walk on for the Kansas football team. I have no problem with him collecting on like the $1000 he’ll get from his moment in the sun.

Casey said Wednesday that he received $800 cash and $1,000 in Applebee’s gift cards for his participation.

He is taking his teammates out with the gift cards. I hope they wait until after the season as I don't recall the last Applebee's meal I ate that didn't end with me on the toilet in some state of digestive distress. Honestly, I can't even remember the last time I ate at an Applebee's at all. So gross; but good for him.

 

[randomfan44]

Texas AD said something today very confusing:
" As injuries mount, it's even more glaring. When you look at it, 52% of our 2018 signing class and 46% of the 2019 class are no longer here. That's nearly half of the student-athletes from two classes that were ranked as the third-best in the nation and should be making up the juniors and seniors on our roster today. Overall since 2018, we've lost 33 percent of the last four classes."

My question, is that correct that half of the 2018 and 2019 classes at UT are gone because of injuries or sickness? If not, shouldn't the media call him out as a liar?

No, he is saying that the mounting injuries are extra hard to deal with because so many of their recruits from those two classes have left the program, leaving them thinner in talent than they normally would be after said injuries.

 

[surly]

Will this Texas win carry Ku football another decade like the Orange Bowl did or is this just a flash until TCU kicks ass?

 

[AuH2O]

Will this Texas win carry Ku football another decade like the Orange Bowl did or is this just a flash until TCU kicks ass?

Watching KU in Jack Trice was sad. I literally felt bad for their players. I do think Liepold is a good coach, but KU is really terrible. Gave me flashbacks to watching games in the early McCarney era when ISU maybe could beat Baylor.

 

[awd4cy]

Will this Texas win carry Ku football another decade like the Orange Bowl did or is this just a flash until TCU kicks ass?

I won’t at all be shocked if KU beats TCU this weekend. Horned frogs are terrible.

 

[surly]

I won’t at all be shocked if KU beats TCU this weekend. Horned frogs are terrible.

Well, the Frogs beat Baylor and TxT. Just sayin' ...

 

[awd4cy]

Well, the Frogs beat Baylor and TxT. Just sayin' ...

They are also 4 and 6 and got *** pounded by OSU, OU, and KSU and lost at home to Texas and West Virginia. If you think those 2 wins makes them good, then sure.

 

[randomfan44]

I won’t at all be shocked if KU beats TCU this weekend. Horned frogs are terrible.

I also wouldn't be surprised if Kansas loses 49-7. The Texas game was super fun but it doesn't change the fact that KU is even more terrible than TCU. Texas has clearly quit on their coaching staff.

 

[BigJCy]

 

[farm85]

So you're saying there's a chance? Texas could yet still have shot at bowl berth with win

If there are not enough 6-win teams, any bowl openings could be filled with 5-7 teams based on the NCAA Academic Progress Rate for football programs.

www.hookem.com

 

[heitclone]

So you're saying there's a chance? Texas could yet still have shot at bowl berth with win

If there are not enough 6-win teams, any bowl openings could be filled with 5-7 teams based on the NCAA Academic Progress Rate for football programs.

www.hookem.com

K State just needs to go ahead and shut that talk down with a win. UT and the Huskers not making a bowl game when 5-7 teams are making would be some sweet, sweet karma.

 

[JP4CY]