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Shooting..

Hopefully they get their legs under them for the Duke game. We got plenty of good shots but went 6-25 from three and missed quite a few free throws too. They are still thinking a little too much and you can tell that the rythym isn't quite there.

I still think we will be an above average 3 point shooting team in the end, especially when the shots start to fall for Mayo..

For those that bet on CFB.

Tulane to make the CFP sitting out there at 5-1 or higher at most shops.

They're -280 to beat Army. Boise will have a DOG FIGHT on their hands with UNLV 2.0. They should have lost the first time.

And that's completely ignoring the somewhat realistic likelihood that a 3 loss big 12 champ is ranked behind Tulane come selection sunday. (BYU and colorado are losing this week and Tulane is right behind them)

Game Ticket & Parking Pass Exchange and Gameday Information Thread - CU (2:30 pm kickoff on 11/23/2024)

It just clicked that I had not made this thread yet. Like I woke up wondering why I had not seen anyone post about their tickets yet. Better late than never.

Instead of having multiple individual threads, let's attempt to have a one thread shop for game tickets and parking passes.

To those of you who want to type as few words as possible, here are some simple acronyms.
  • ISO = In Search Of
  • LTB = Looking To Buy
  • LTS = Looking To Sell
  • WTG = Willing To Give
If you post in this thread and actually fulfill your sell or acquisition, come back here and edit your post so that future posters know that your original post is not applicable.

Trump

Trump really must have done well in the Town Hall last night, otherwise the little guys on here would be chirping. The interviewer was an embarrassment.

Can anyone imagine Biden being interviewed like this? First, it would be disrespectful, as it was with President Trump. He would also be humiliated because he couldn’t answer any questions coherently. This is why he is protected press.
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Top Kansas Prospect Jaliya Davis Signs with Kansas Women’s Basketball



LAWRENCE, Kan. –
Jaliya Davis, the top high school prospect in the state of Kansas, has signed to play at Kansas, KU head coach Brandon Schneider announced Wednesday.



A 6-2 forward from Overland Park, Kansas, Davis is rated a five-star prospect by ESPNW and the No. 17 recruit in the country. She also holds a four-star rating as the No. 24 prospect in the class by 247Sports. Last week, Davis was one of 50 prep seniors named to the Naismith Trophy Girls High School Player of the Year Watch List.



“We are elated that Jaliya made the decision to stay home and become a Jayhawk,” Schneider said. “She has been one of the top-ranked players in the country for many years. Jaliya is a long and extremely athletic forward. She is a dominant rebounder and a matchup issue on the offensive end. She can post, she can attack off the bounce and she can stretch it to the three-point line. Her versatility carries over to the defensive end as her quickness will allow her to guard multiple positions at our level. Jaliya Davis will impact Kansas Women’s Basketball immediately.”



Davis is entering her senior season at Blue Valley North High School, where she has helped the Mustangs to a 40-9 record over the past two seasons. Davis is a two-time all-state selection, and she was named the 2023-24 Kansas MaxPreps Player of the Year. Last season, she led Blue Valley North HS to a 20-5 record and a third-place finish in the Class 6A State Tournament. Davis was named the Sports in Kansas 6A Girls Basketball Player of the Year after averaging 19.8 points and 7.4 rebounds per game.



A prolific scorer, Davis set Blue Valley North’s single season scoring record with 463 points as a sophomore, then topped that mark last year with 495 points. Davis enters her senior season with 1,115 career points and she is on pace to become the school’s all-time leading scorer. Last season, she had nine games of scoring 25 or more points. As a sophomore, Davis helped the Mustangs claim the Class 6A State Championship.



Davis is the third KU signee for the 2025-26 season, joining guard Libby Fandel and forward Tatyonna Brown, who signed with the Jayhawks last week.



Kansas Women’s Basketball Nov. 2024 Signees

Tatyonna Brown – 6-2, F, Colorado Springs, Colo (Air Academy HS)

Jaliya Davis – 6-2, F, Leawood, Kan. (Blue Valley North HS)

Libby Fandel – 6-1, G, Cedar Rapids, Iowa (Xavier HS)

Would KU beat....

Was looking at the Athletic 134 rankings of all of the teams in D-1. Looking at teams they ranked ahead of us made me think about whether we think we would beat these teams. I think we'd potentially beat all of these teams at this point. Thoughts on KU (ranked 58 by the Athletic) against....

Arkansas (37th, 5-5)
Michigan (38th, 5-5)
Florida (43rd, 5-5)
Washington (44th, 6-5)
USC (45th, 5-5)
Navy (46th, 7-3)
Nebraska (50th, 5-5)
Rutgers (51st, 6-4)
VaTech (52nd, 5-5)
UVA (55th, 5-5)
BC (56th, 5-5)
Wisconsin (57th, 5-5)
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