Not reading back very far, but since I see people talking about basketball, I'm assuming KU lost?

Even if your opinion was valid, there are 3 games remaining, and KU is facing 2 teams that they will be in competition with for those spots. Which is why I said the final game would likely be important for their bowl eligibility.

Wow, are you always this slow?

I'd say quit making yourself look like an asshole, but I know you can't help it.

Congrats Cat fans. What a disapointing season this is turning into.
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Notorious I appreciate you seeming to be a good person, a level headed fair guy, and a K State fan but I was being objective and wasn't skewing any facts. You may need to check your facts bud. KU has had one winning Big 12 season under Mangino. It was 2007 and they went 7-1. Given that FACT I think it's fair to talk about him being on the hot seat and calling that season an aberration. Given their previous record before 2007 and then failing to have a winning conference record the subsequent year the 2007 season much like the Royals in 2003 would be the most appropriately defined as an aberration. That is a non-bias factual observation.
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Using logic equates to being an asshole now?

7 win (and even 6 win) teams in the Big 12 generally make bowl games...I didn't think that was too difficult to understand.

They go back to having an easy schedule next year. They'll be alright for that reason most of all.

Maybe you should look at what the KU program was like before Mangino came here.

At the bottom of the conference? How's that different than this year?

Agree, comparing Reesing's senior season so far to Daniel's senior season is laughable.

Daniel had more passing yards, more TDs, and a better completion rate his senior year than he did in his junior year, and he led his team to another Big 12 North title.

Meanwhile, Reesing is on pace to have less yards, a worst completion percentage, less TDs, and more INTs than last year, all while leading ku to a complete collapse of a season when they were predicted to win the North.

It may be time for Lew to bring in his own guy.
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I believe the big 12 did not have enough teams gain bowl eligibility last year (thanks to K-State losing to Fresno State on the last weekend) so whether KU had 6 or 7 wins was moot as the Big XII could not fill all of its slots.

That appears not to be the case this year as the Big 12 has 10 teams with 5+ wins. The only rule about bowl selection is that no 6 win teams may be selected before all 7+ win teams have received bowl invites. My point is that there may be more Big 12 teams with 7+ wins than bowls with Big XII ties. (The bowls have contracts with confrences.)

I know the chances of this happening is small and for it to happen, certain games would have to break a certain way. (K-State for example would need to lose to Mizzou but beat Neb. Neb. would need to beat OU & Colo. but lose to K-State.

Yeah I'm sure their 1-4 conference record is purely a product of their schedule. Less talent and a rookie QB next year......to the ship! Ah derr
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So you are suggesting they fire him 2 years after going to the Orange Bowl? Even though, their recruiting has gotten much better, and they've been winning more games than ever before. Do you have any idea how nonsensical that is?