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Here are some updated numbers from the Arizona State game I was going over:

PASS BLOCKING:

Bryce Cabeldue- 88.5
Calvin Clements- 81.8
Devin Neal- 81.5
Darrell Simmons- 74.4
Bryce Foster- 71.1
Michael Ford- 72.9
Logan Brown- 72.9
Tevita Noah- 69.4
Daniel Hishaw- 65.5
Kobe Baynes- 56.3
Jared Casey- 33.9
Trevor Kardell- 15.5
Shane Bumgardner- 5.9

RUN BLOCKING:

Bryce Foster- 68.1
Tevita Noah- 64.7
Jared Casey- 63.3
Michael Ford- 60.5
Trevor Wilson- 60.1
Lawrence Arnold- 59.6
Quentin Skinner- 59.3
Luke Grimm- 58.3
Devin Neal- 58.0
Darrell Simmons- 57.7
Bryce Cabeldue- 52.7
Leyton Cure- 51.2
Logan Brown- 48.1
Kobe Baynes- 43.6
Calvin Clements- 42.2
Trevor Kardell- 40.1

RECEIVING TARGETS/CATCHES/YARDS:

Quentin Skinner- (9/6)- 130
Luke Grimm- (5/3) - 37
Devin Neal- (4/4)- 45
Torry Locklin- (3/1)- 5
Jared Casey- (2/1)- 4
Daniel Hishaw- (1/1)- 17
Lawrence Arnold- (1/1)- 5
Trevor Wilson- (1/1)- 17
Tevita Noah- (1/0)


PASSING DIRECTION and NUMBERS:

Pressure
Kept Clean in Pocket- 14-of-21 for 225 and 2 TD
Under Pressure- 4-of-9 for 35 yards
Not Blitzed- 12-of-18 for 203 yards and 2 TD
When Blitzed- 6-of-12 for 57 yards

Concept
Play Action- 6-of-13 for 101 yards and 1 TD
Non Play Action- 12-of-17 for 159 yards and 1 TD
Screen pass- 2-of-2 for 3 yards

Passing Direction

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Conference

Things don't make sense sometimes looking at numbers.

The offense is:

- Ranked 16th in the country in third down conversion
- Tied for first in red zone scoring percentage
- Ranked 34th in rushing

Looking at Sagarin ratings

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He’s visited several times and Kansas has invested a ton of time. Something to watch for sure.

Is there a video of HCLL’s post game press conference? If so, can someone please share the link?

Also, with this week being a bye week, is HCLL scheduled to host his weekly press conference this week?

For Darryn Peterson to Kansas

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Jalon really needs to work on his option game. I understand if they are telling him not to get hit, but if he doesn't turn upfield and make the defense commit that play is worthless. He constantly strings that play out to the sideline and pitches to the back that is barely in bounds. Unfortunately, this is the one of the few running play we have that goes outside the tackles.

I've been thinking about the upcoming season, which is right around the corner, and began to think about the importance of Kansas making a deep run in the NCAA Tournament. So, my question is, how important is it for Kansas to make a deep run this upcoming season?

During the 2021-22 season, Bill Self won his second national championship at Kansas and finished with an overall record of 34-6. A year later, the Jayhawks were again awarded a No. 1 seed but fell to Arkansas, the No. 8 seed, during the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament.

Last season, Kansas finished the year with an overall record of 23-11 and lost to Gonzaga during the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year.

Before the season started, a few guys didn't show up or were removed from the roster, while Kevin McCullar, Jr., missed significant time down the stretch and never returned to the court. Hunter Dickinson also suffered an injury to his shoulder, but he returned for the NCAA Tournament.

With a roster that appears to be loaded from top to bottom, how important is it for Kansas to make a deep run in the NCAA Tournament this season?

Schedule is out. Time to get the 2024 thread fired up.

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Bonus:
A little Ben Hartl oppo bomb
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Announcing November 1st, per Tipton.

Great night to be a Royals fan and a Chief fan

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I remember when we were good at this too.

Can a Trumper explain this plan to us? Particularly why it’s necessary, what it’ll improve, and how it’ll practically work?

Let’s talk recruiting, other than Simpson in the Detroit area and maybe Panagos, who do we have that are killer recruiters? Samuel and Borland are sub par!

So next year, we will play at home with the east side un-redone. Will they open that side as normal?

And do we have a guess as to when the east side will be done and ready?

Usually get information on it by now?

Are the posts about the new stadium being built like it's a bad thing. Do people really miss that shithole? I've taken multiple fans from other schools to games and all them gave a dig about what a crap stadium we have. It's like some fans equate Memorial Stadium to Allen Fieldhouse. The new stadium is the least of our concerns.