It doesn't have to. Although the schools won't be playing each other (thanks school admins), the fans can still make fun of each other and keep the hatred going strong.

Wierd how sports can bring people together, as well as tear them apart.

I think you guys are all perfectly nice, mostly well adjusted and quality individuals... I've been to Nzoners house and broken personal property and he was nice and forgiving and we broke bread together... but when it comes to college hoops he does indeed smell like wet dog and he finds me to be rather pungant and stale in his olfactory membranes.

Temporarily IMO. I think in time cooler heads will prevail and the teams will schedule each other in Football and Basketball each year in an OOC game.

Actually, do you think about Colorado? Nebraska?

ATM and MethU will fall into the same line of thinking..

That's the important thing right there. Hate never dies it just runs away to a new conference.

The **** you say, quitter.

Fail, anyone that has ever been to Kansas knows that is not a Kansas picture. Those hills are too big to be terraces.

MU/KU

UT/aTm

Those rivalries are far, far different than anything involving NU or CU.

Or striking while the iron's hot and going to greener pastures while the opportunity is available.

Spend a lot of time there, have you?

Anyplace, and I mean anyplace is what you make it to be.

#1 on that list is Vegas.

The sunflowers are beautiful in western Kansas. The wooded Ozarks are beautiful in Missouri.

The bass-ackwards culture of punity flourishes in both. Montgomery County in Missouri tips the scales as the most hypocritical spot on either state's map.

Kansas has Wichita, and Missouri has St. Joseph.

Ya know what's odd? I grew up in Kansas but have never even been to the really flat central or western parts of the state. Grew up in the NE corner where there are actual hills and everything so even though I know the flatlands are there it always seems weird to hear how flat Kansas is... I mean yeah it's kind of flatish where I grew up but it looks just like Missouri and Illinois where I live now.

There is a spot out on 156 near Jetmore that you can see about 11 miles in each direction. Used to do a lot of reading, while driving those roads regularly.

tomato, tomahto

That would be neat to see but even I don't think I'd want to live there either. Where I grew up we have hills and trees and all kinds of thrilling shit lol.