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What KU football needs is our own Weatherwax to keep people in check in the stands.
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Nation's second leading receiver two years ago is transferring to Kansas.
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If Weis wins 1-2 games this year he should be on the hot seat. He won't be because of his contract, but if Turner got a short leash it's only fair this guy does too. Uncle Charlie can't just laugh his way out of another terrible season and expect everyone to laugh along.
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However most every other position group appears to be upgraded. I don't care if it's with juco talent to get things back on track... tons of schools do that nowadays anyway. I think the important thing though is going to be converting 3rd downs better because although our RBs are great the OL won't be as good. This means Heaps and his new weapons are going to have to make 3rd and 6 happen which was basically impossible with last year's group. |
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With Weis, We can see competitiveness improving. KU was in a lot of games last year until their lack of overall talent\depth weared on them. We see talent being brought in this coming season... The talent in the incoming class is 10x what Gill ever brought in a single season (last season is tough to judge due to the short timeframe weis had to recruit.. yet he still brought in a few quality kids). When Weis got here his cupboard was darn near barren. He even cleaned house further, that team last year was so devoid of high D1 talent it is embarassing... That's not on Weis. By year three, if there isn't a dramatic change in this program I will be surprised. And you are right.. if there isn't, then he needs to have that leash used. |
And agreed on Texas. Only game I made it back for last year and it was KU's game for 59 minutes. Unbelievably back luck for the Hawks. Would have been a great win for Weis. But they can't dwell on that and I don't think this group will.
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Sagarin ratings: 2011 (Gill): #91, 64 rating 2012 (Weis): #98, 63 rating http://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaaf...in/2011/teams/ |
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Don't forget 2010 (Gill): #119, 59 rating |
Y'all will probably beat K-State next year. They are in for a terrible year
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I'm really looking forward to seeing the team this year. Last year expectations were low for me. Didn't expect much and really I got more than I thought I would out of the season. Close games against a few teams that KU very easily could have won, but most importantly, improvement from the first game to the last.
I expect to see the same this year. Overall improvement from the first game to the last, but with some of those close losses turning into close wins. I'm keeping expectations low though, so I'll say 3-4 wins with at least one damn conference win. The following year, he should be making decent strides in making KU competitive in each game of the year. |
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I expect Uncle Charlie to be a bit better this year now that he has a passable QB. But then again we all thought he had one going into last year and he was just dreadful. I thought we were making progress too but the last 2 games of the year vs mediocre teams (ISU & WVU) were really depressing. Statistically we were no better last year than under Mr. Gill. |
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Well, for me it looks like I have a choice: trust the most respected statistician in sports, or some random dude named "SaulGood" and what his eyeballs told him. |
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Then again it's nothing to be ashamed of. Self was 16-0 vs. CU, 15-4 vs Mizzou, 17-1 vs Nebraska and 12-1 vs. ATM. I can seriously remember those 6 losses they were so rare. |
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Snyder 17 - KU 7 |
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I'd be willing to bet $100 and set the over/under on their wins at 7. You can take the under and we push if they stand on 7. Is that a bet? |
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If that's the case, then Snyder get 3 wins for the 09 victory off Kansas in Manhattan. I mean, that was Ron' Prince's ****ed up unit of misfit's, and Kansas's team that had just won an Orange Bowl, right? You = The Tarded |
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You've looked hard into the roster? You are probably looking for stars next to names. You won't find many. That's not really how HCBS does his thing. Good luck. |
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There isnt a coach out there that gets more out of his players..... |
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Here come the MU & KSU trolls into our thread. Surprising? Hardly. We are their entire world.
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This thread had a decent discussion going on...until it was derailed...by you. |
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Now back to KU football. Talk more about it. I know how well you contribute to the topic of KU football. A quality contributor, you. We probably can't have any logical discussion about this without your input. |
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Leave Saul alone guys. All KU fans are free to post here.
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I'm starting to come around again, but **** if fans like you and the bitch don't make it hard. The biggest compliment I can give KU fans on this board is that they also seem to think you're a ****ing idiot. On that note, best of luck this year. It would be pretty cool if MU played KU in a bowl. |
May have to swing up north and catch a game.
Last game I attended was when Adarius Bowman for the Pokes racked up over 300 yds receiving. Better yet, maybe I SHOULD stay home. |
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What was he originally booted for? He was a big get at one time, IIRC.
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136 attempts 559 yards 4.1 avg 4 TDs I don't know if it ever came out why exactly he was dismissed. I think it was more of a bad attitude over Weis and the new regime ala Keeston Terry. He was the one guy I think all KU fans were pissed about leaving. Miller said that "Coach Weis has given me a rare opportunity ... to make this right. I am truly thankful for this opportunity and I intend to make it right." |
There is no substitute for talent, and he's a talented kid. If his issues, whatever they were, are behind him, the program is better for having him back.
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Good off-season news keeps rolling in. I hope it transfers to the field.
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I wouldn't figure on them winning the conference again, but predicting a losing record let alone 3-4 wins is silly. |
Good news about Miller. That was the one guy I was really disappointed in when he left. Hopefully, he's got his act together and has no more off the field issues. That being said, HB is a position in which KU is pretty stacked. But Miller looked like a game changer at times as a freshman.
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I think KSU gets 8. And I'm usually a pessimist. |
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KU defensive end Chris Martin arrested
By RUSTIN DODD Chris Martin, a junior defensive end on the Kansas football team, was arrested Wednesday in connection with a May 13 armed robbery in southwest Lawrence. Martin, 21, was charged with aggravated robbery, conspiracy to commit aggravated robbery and kidnapping, according to the Lawrence Police Department. Two other men, former KU lineman Jeremiah Edwards, 21, and Josh Edwards, 28, were also charged in the case. KU coach Charlie Weis issued a news release Wednesday evening, saying he was aware of the situation and charges. Martin, a junior college transfer from City College of San Francisco, arrived in Lawrence this spring as a centerpiece in Weis’ second recruiting class at Kansas. A former five-star recruit, Martin originally committed to Cal before transferring to Florida. Two junior college stops later, he was hailed as an answer to KU’s nonexistent pass rush. But now Martin’s KU career appears in jeopardy before it even began. According to police, the robbery occurred at approximately 10:30 p.m. on May 13 in the 1900 block of Camelback Drive. The victim stated that several suspects stole cash and marijuana at gunpoint. “We are aware of the situation and are in the process of gathering facts,” Weis said. “The behavior described in these charges is not acceptable at the University of Kansas. When we are confident that we have enough information, we will act appropriately.” Earlier Wednesday, police investigators executed search warrants at locations in Lawrence, finding multiple suspects and evidence from the crime. Martin and the two other men were arrested and transported to the Douglas County Jail. According to Lawrence Police Sgt. Trent McKinley, information from the case was forwarded to the Douglas County district attorney and the investigation is ongoing. It’s not the first time Martin has faced legal trouble. The native of Oakland, Calif., was arrested and charged with misdemeanor marijuana possession in January 2011, according to the Palm Beach Post, during his one season at Florida. He never played for the Gators and left Florida after the school year. But after stints at Navarro College (Texas) and City College of San Francisco, he reconnected with Weis, who had recruited him to Notre Dame while he was in high school. Martin drew praise during spring ball for his athleticism and was expected to start and provide a needed boost to the Jayhawks’ defensive line. |
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