I'm thinking he meant Kansas State. MU and KU don't play until Nov 26th. MU plays KSU right before the Cyclones.
I honestly don't know if Kansas will win another game.
I think there's a little too much respect for Baylor and not enough for Texas in this thread.
Texas always seems to gel about half way through the season. With Gilbert now out for the season and McCoy having to come in I think that gives them a couple weeks of instability to lose one they shouldn't. Our team is going to be coming into it with some confidence starting going 3-0 and winning there last year.
Baylor is a roadgame and frankly a better team than Texas right now despite having less talent. If Baylor was in Ames and Texas was on the road I would flip the call, but I think JTS finally gives us a true homefield advantage with the excitement around this program.
No one that we were going to beat kNU in Lincoln without our starting QB and RB. No one thought that we were going to beat UT in Austin, and hardly anyone gave us a snowball's chance against Iowa this year.I don't think that there's any way that ISU beats OU, OSU, ATM or Baylor. So, they have to find at least three wins out of UT, KU, KSU, Mizzou and TT. It's doable. Honestly, if they clean up their penalties and turnovers, they should be competitive in most of their games.
No one that we were going to beat kNU in Lincoln without our starting QB and RB. No one thought that we were going to beat UT in Austin, and hardly anyone gave us a snowball's chance against Iowa this year.
One thing that I have learned in the CPR era is never count them out.
Baylor will be favored but if we best Texas it will be less than 14. Baylor defense will be the key. we cannot continue to play 1st quarters like we have been.I don't think that there's any way that ISU beats OU, OSU, ATM or Baylor. So, they have to find at least three wins out of UT, KU, KSU, Mizzou and TT. It's doable. Honestly, if they clean up their penalties and turnovers, they should be competitive in most of their games.
Texas, Baylor, Tech, with Kansas and Kansas State (for good measure)