You tell us. As a Mizzou fan you should now be the interim expert on coming up short of a NC.

;)

You know those people who wave back and forth with their hands over their head when they get excited??

We call them reeruns, you call them your fan base.

7 - 7 win teams. That's pretty good.

Just pray you can win the North before Iowas St. does.

But that probably won't happen

Make no mistake about it. Bowls always invite the teams who bring legions of fans WHERE EVER they go. If a team can't sell out their bowl allotment on a consistent basis that sticks with a team for years.

I also find it funny that KU is a trash team when they lost to "God's own team" by 8 points and were able to rattle off 28 points in the second half against your championship-caliber team.

Your definition of a slaughter could have been quickly altered had our kicker made two FG's. But no excuses, you were the better team that day. It's a shame you had to go and waste it with the defense you put out there.

You have a championship caliber offense, the defense, not so much.

Pot meet Kettle

What's this? Va Tech has a 48-7 loss this year? I guess they did look good against Duke and William and Mary though.

And KU will have most of their team back. There aren't too many seniors on KU. I am confident that they will be good once again. 11 wins? Probably not. But they will be a very good team.

Missouri has already bought up all the Cotton Bowl tickets. So your reeruned statement that KU travels better is flawed.

This was nothing more then a handjob.

Your athletic director promised to buy more tickets, the rest of the country sees it for what it was.

And a lot of MU fans that are putting down KU sound the same way. Get off your high horse.

It does matter.

In 20 years we will be saying that KU had a one-loss season and went to a BCS bowl game.

In 20 years we won't be saying much about MU's season. They were ranked #1 for a week? They lost the Big 12 championship game?

Mizzou got hosed by the BCS and their ridiculous rules.

MU, KU, and OU all three earned the right to a BCS game.

KU students and alumni are more attractive for bowls.

There's a reason why there's a stereotype that KU people are spoiled and rich.

I think the fact that they played poorly, and the fact that they played poorly against the team that had previously beaten them, had a lot to do with not getting a BCS game.