Don't know what you got, but here in the middle of East Kansas it is crazy

Anyone getting one. Heard they are blazing fast for video editing

Is starting to cannibalize itself. Moderate Rs are forced to sit back, wait, and see which bag of nut cases they’ll be forced to cozy up to in 24’. It’s fun to watch.

I was not watching the game live when this happened so only learned about it after the game. It's hard to recall such a blatant form of fan interference in baseball. It probably won't happen because it did not impact the outcome of the play, but these idiots (the guy taking the ball out of Betts' glove and the other guy holding back Betts' arm) deserve to be ridiculed more than Steve Bartman and they didn't actually call fan interference on Bartman.

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Selling 2 tickets and parking pass in Lot 90 to Howard on Monday, November 4th at 7pm for $100. Section 6 row 26 seats 3-4 on aisle. Send me a DM if interested to work out details.

Researching opportunities to get in with talented players. Would think we might be attractive given geographic proximity and bball resources.

Most services list him as a WR.

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I only caught a little info but it has something to do the communication system in the Big 12 only has one or two frequencies and their communication can be tapped. Where is some of the other conferences use a system that automatically changes frequencies often to prevent that.

‘We repped that play about 80,000 times’

This quote feels like a big difference between our D and other programs. We go for the big play (esp secondary) but don't make the basic, mundane plays well.

K-State didn’t do anything fancy on the defensive stop. It simply repeated what defensive coordinator Joe Klanderman had previously instructed in practice against that formation.

“That’s part of what Coach Klanderman says, doing the doing routine plays at a high level,” Ilalio said. “I feel like that was just a routine play at a critical moment. I was able to deliver. So it was really nice.”

Just like the title says, I think KU works better with KJ off the bench running a small ball 5 so we have as many scorers as possible.

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Never give up on walk on QB's.
Stetson Bennett, Georgia. Two Nat Championships considered the greatest of all time at GA.

Baker Mayfield, OU, Heisman, 1st player drafted.

Luke Falk, Wash St. Pac 12 all time TD leader

I know these are few and far between. I love underdogs and Ballard is more that that to most people on this board.

Quick Thoughts: Mason was the top QB prospect on the board for the coaching staff. After watching him throw in person and seeing what he can do live, the staff made him a priority. Quarterbacks coach Jim Zebrowski spent a lot of time recruiting Mason and Lance Leipold was also involved.

I go back to that summer camp and believe that was a pivotal moment. I saw Zebrowski working with him a lot over that two hour stretch in position drills. Mason told me that was a big thing for him to work with Zebrowski. He said in a short amount of time Zebrowski helped him with parts of his game and left camp with improvements.

Mason told me the staff treated him like family and that he was a "priority" which I could feel through the process. Another thing of note that proves this; the other top QB on their board Derek Garcia visited for the TCU game as well. The word I get is Garcia wanted to commit, but the staff said they needed a bit more time and were honest with him. They could have landed their top two QB on the board for one spot.

This really came down to KU and Iowa State, and in the summer I think it was a close race. But the KU staff was consistent with him and thorough and he committed a little earlier than I thought. Mason said it is a relief to have his decision made and he can go out and focus on playing football and not worry about recruiting.


Breakdown: When I saw Mason in camp and on film, I don't know exactly how I would classify him. He has some elements of his game that might classify him as a drop-back passer, but he can still move well. He looks more comfortable in the pocket to me and can throw any ball. He can put touch on some passes and throw others with velocity. He can drop down sidearm and make several throws.

In the Northwest offense they use a lot of motion and will zone read. Mason isn't afraid to keep the ball and run. They also use some designed runs with him especially when teams lighten the box pre-snap in the middle of the field. He will take a direct snap and run behind the lead blocker in the backfield.


What this means: The plan for now is to take one high school quarterback in the 2026 class and Mason is the guy. They could have had Garcia but wanted to be patient to see what Mason would decide. Zebrowski gets to sit back and relax because he has his QBs in the 2025 and 2026 class on board.

It's a bye week. Lettuce talk.
KS overrated? I dunno.

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Will be interesting to see how staff handles the safety position in the offseason. Obviously you lose your two starters in Grant and Burroughs.

Past couple of games, Taylor Davis has really impressed. Physical player that tackles well. At this point I think he would one of your starters for 2025.

Davis has seen the field more because the Dye brothers have been unavailable for parts of the season. Let’s start with Jalen. He showed flashes last year, but man he has not shown that improvement that I thought he would. Devin has been banged up and only played in four games (hoping the staff gets a medical redshirt). He did have some good production at Utah State so that is promising.

Lastly, Mason Ellis is another kid who I think could earn a starting spot next year. He looked liked our best special teamer last year, and looked fast and physical to start the year. Looks like he last played against WVU, so wonder if they could get a medical redshirt for him as well.

Both Kansas and Washburn are on the court warming up

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On3's Steve Wiltfong logged a prediction this afternoon for 4-star senior WR Jaden Nickens to choose KU. Per his reports, Nickens would be committing for both football and hoops - similar to what former KU commit/current Buffalo Bill Keon Coleman did before ending up at Michigan State.

Nickens is a former OU commit but decommitted back in March.

Any legitimacy to this?

Leipold and his staff face a challenge after so many close losses, to find a way to keep getting their team up to play games. He shared with his team a comment from a KSU coach after the game and plans for the bye-week.

I think we can. There's no team we can't beat, bye week sucks. When is game time announced for ISU?

Does anyone know where we can see the box score from the Washburn game? Or Arkansas game?

Receiver play has dropped off quite a bit this year.

Yet their on the field play is freaking amazing in comparison to Terrence Samuel's off the field contributions as a recruiter.

I don't know that Samuel is owed anything if KU were to walk away.

I believe Lubick makes around 300 to 350k or so in his current role. He has concurrently coached WRs while serving as OC in the past.

Seems too good to be true, and it probably is.

Lubick is great friends with his HC, who held a job open for him before it was known if he would be well enough to do it. I have no idea if Grimes would listen to/work well with Lubick. Also could rub Z the wrong way.

In any case, will be interesting to see if Lance sticks with Terrence moves on, whether Lubick is an option or not.

There will be changes to the staff. I predict two or three will be let go/reassigned and one will be poached. Hope LL has an idea of who he wants and the resources to make it happen.