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Originally Posted by Saul Good
The chasm is huge as evidenced by the corn cob scars on your colon.
They don't rank into the triple digits, so it's hard to pinpoint where KU would be, but it's safe to assume that they would be in the 50-60 range. MU will be double digit favorites to win the next 2 games. If they win both, they will finish the regular season as a top 10 team and Big 12 North champs for the second year in a row. They will also be the favorites to win the North next year.
MU loses a ton of talent after the season, but there is a ton of new talent coming in. There is no way to say if the new players will pan out, but it's unlikely that MU falls into obscurity to the degree that Kansas has.
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I'm trying to understand why you think this. You just beat K-State by less of a margin than we did, and you nearly lost to Baylor. Your best win is over Nebraska.
How the hell is MU that much better than KU?