that sucks. I enjoy sports all year long. To one's own!

The hockey thing didn't work out. I tried to give a shit, but just couldn't.

When are we arrogant about football? The only time we throw Orange Bowl/BCS shit in your (MU fans) face is when you come talking shit. Seems like you guys (with the exception of Saul_Good, but he doesn't count), are actually feeling sorry for us and not being hyenas during this dark period so we're not barking back.

Yeah, it has taken much the joy out of my smack. I mean, sure, there is that twisted side of me that relishes it, but I generally keep that to myself.

Plus, we all know that dark times can come to any program with surprising speed. Pinkel could leave for greener pastures and we could replace him with football's equivalent of Quin Snyder. Stranger things have happened.

As Patton (or at least George C. Scott) said, all glory is fleeting.

Mecham to start for KU


Too bad I won't get to see it on TV....That brings up an interesting question. With one game less each week next season will all big 12 games be televised?

Not until there is a deal made with a network..

This is what MU and KSU fans have been going through for years.

I know it's weird not to have a KU game on tv.

Your TV smack makes you look a lot more ridiculous than you normally come across. Seriously, you might want to retire that line. You're welcome.

Well thank goodness for radio.

KSU was not on TV last week. Kansas was. What the **** don't you understand about this?

I'm sticking up for you. I don't think there should ever be a time when any of the local schools are not on tv.

jesus.

LOL

OK, Kansas State is on TV this week, while (mercifully) KU is not.

Jesus ain't helping your team, son. However, maybe his Messenger, Radio, can.:D

Thank goodness for Radio Gill.

Beshears and Sands suspended.

And I'm CoMo??

KU could just run the table and lose every game in Big XII play this year. They are at 10 losses and counting. Anyone know what the record for consecutive conference losses is?



LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Third-string quarterback Quinn Mecham is expected to start for Kansas against Iowa State on Saturday as Jordan Webb and Kale Pick both cope with injuries.

The Jayhawks (2-5, 0-3 Big 12) will be without wide receiver D.J. Beshears and running back Deshaun Sands this weekend. Coach Turner Gill said Tuesday both will serve one-game suspensions for unspecified violations of team rules.

Mecham, a junior college transfer, played his first minutes for Kansas in the final drive of Saturday's 45-10 loss to Texas A&M. He finished 0-for-1 passing and was sacked once.

Webb started against the Aggies but left in the second quarter with an injured shoulder. He's second on the depth chart but listed as doubtful for Iowa State (4-4, 2-2). Pick suffered a concussion against A&M and won't play Saturday.

Sexting.