You got screwed. $60 is face value for those tickets, and are still available from the Box office or ticketmaster.
Nice job bringing up past year arguments, as if it has any relevence on this season. Sure you've lost only 1 bowl game since 2002, but if you go back to say, 1990, you can add 8 more losses onto that. Selective history.
The Big 12 has also gathered impressive bowl wins against the Big 10 in general, such as Texas over Iowa, Texas Tech over Minnesota last year and Nebraska over Michigan the year before.
The fact is, absolutely nothing you said took away from what Kansas has accomplished this season, and face it, the schedule they played is pretty similar to Ohio State's this year as none have faced anyone in the Top 30 yet.
I'm still trying to figure out how your game against USC got brought up into this conversation about Kansas.
You got screwed. $60 is face value for those tickets, and are still available from the Box office or ticketmaster.
I think a lot has to do with the fact they haven't played much stiff compe ion and some having to do with their home/away schedule (and some to do with their talent, of course).
I did a check of LSU for comparison of teams they've not only beaten who were Top-25 at the time, but also the number of Top-25 teams those teams beat:
LSU
Top-25 record: 5-1
Current Top-25 record: 4-1
Top-25 record of teams they beat: 10-7
Kansas
Top-25 record: 1-0
Current Top-25 record: 0-0
Top-25 record of teams they beat: 2-12
Anyone having a no-loss record this point in the season has got to be good - no question - but you have to really put it in perspective how good they really are by the teams they've played and how those teams were/are stacked.
What also concerns me about Kansas is their narrow victories on the road against unranked teams (KSU was unranked at the time, but not now). An average MOV of 6pts isn't all that impressive against unranked teams on the road.
BTW, a good friend of mine is a Jayhawk alumnus, and, while he is proud of his team's accomplishments, he also understands that they are probably not at the same caliber as say tOSU, LSU, or even Oregon.
You'll get no argument from me on this.
Yeah but understand if they beat #6 Mizz and #5 OU, that legitimizes them and my money is, they'll get the nod. LSU, with help from Les Miles, is actually lucky not to have 3 losses. The recent near loss to bama at home comes to mind...
I didn't buy 500, I bought 2.
I'm just simply saying that Ohio State and Kansas are rated exactly where they should be on talent alone. Man that 76 spot put a big up your ass
4 of those victories were over teams that EVERYBODY in the Big 12 would have rolled. The fifth was against Baylor, who the other 11 teams in this conference would roll at home.
The margin of victory over UNL is really the only thing to be [mildly] impressed about. And bear in mind, the KU defense struggled to stop the Huskers from scoring in that game as well.
They're not a great team. They're a good to very good team that has played a favorable schedule and has yet to encounter any adversity.
Remember, K-State/Colorado/A&M (3 victories that don't look as impressive today as they did at the time) ALL had the ball with an opportunity to beat KU on their final drives.
who cares about talent alone? because florida state & miami are still loaded with 4 & 5 star recruits, should we throw them in the top 10?
well we saw how the talent level of Florida St. matched up with the talent level of BC this weekend and Miami against A&M earlier in the year.
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All I said was that they have been 'nearly unstoppable' at home SO FAR. Read my other posts and you'll see that you are in agreement with me about everything else regarding them.
That's a pretty big "IF". I think they MAY have a chance against Mizzou, since they are playing at home. OU would simply derail them, but stranger things have happened in the B12 championship.
Regardless of whether LSU may have escaped a loss or two - they WON. And that was against a LOT stronger compe ion than Kansas has played thus far.
LSU still has to go through and SEC champ game as well. Who knows what will happen. Although I like LSU and was rooting for them, they are so frickin' unpredictable. My hope for Kansas is nothing more than rooting for an underdog and against OU. I have to justify it somehow. Of course, no justification is needed to hate the Sooners but I have to do a little bit of acrobatics to hate LSU.
actually, you said that they "are" near unstoppable. nonetheless, reading the rest of your posts, it does appear that we are in agreement on this particular topic. no reason to argue semantics.
I agree...
The bandwagon is filling up fast. Get on board while you can.
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