The database shows Brian Dilworth a visitor for next week? Do you have much info on him and if he will visit?

We are being penalized for something that happened in the past. And this offense is something that is wide spread. During the period in question and in the past there are many schools committing many offenses because the NCAA has allowed colleges to become minor leagues, There are "phony" curriculum along with weak eligibility rules. But flash forward to today. The NCAA is accepting NIL. In essence the kids are now getting "paid" via a wealth of "Sam Giberts". KU is being penalized for something that is now legal. IN the case of KU the athlete lost what would have been the best year of his career, and KU lost a valuable player. Call it square. We did not win the NCAA post season fund raiser, better know as March Madness. Further more the NIL will create a bunch of "semi-pro athletes on campus. Remember the AAU teams of yore? They were considered amateurs because they were employees. Now today? We are camouflaging the sins of the past. The NCAA should forget the past because we are involved with approving the sin. We now have the ugly pig, but the lipstick has now been approved.

Good start because you are always worried until they show up. First step is complete as Morrison, Gilyard, Gorczyca, Gervin and Young are all on campus.

Just a quick note, I’ve been having an ongoing problem with my user name(s) Silas_Buddy and Silasbuddy since 2014 and the emails attached to the accounts. This December another “lock out” occurred and I decided to keep pestering the help desk until it was resolved and not the quick fixes I had settled on since 2014. It’s taken almost 3 weeks of “chat” sessions and emails, but they finally fixed the problem. Without boring you with the details, I can not say how happy I am with the service and support from the help desk, they kept asking me if I was satisfied a fix and I would add another request or tweak. It took time, granted, and they kept asking for patience which I gave them. I’m not sure how other message board help desks are, but Rivals/Yahoo is top notch. I am sure I was part of the problem by not fixing the dual names back in 2014 which only compounded the problem by 2022. Thanks again help desk, I will not name names as I dealt with numerous individuals.

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Have to say he's a pretty good sport.

Haven't head much lately. Anyone?

This is my 70th year of cheering and following Jayhawks basketball.

I guess they have had enough. Lol
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Arkansas showing the Show Me State a thing or two at halftime. Arkansas 49, Missouri 15

This is being passed around down here; anybody believe this possibility?

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I still haven't really experienced a real winter yet this season but most Texans would rather have a "typical" 40s feeling over 2+ months than the sudden 60+° drop that lasts for a week.

Lead Texas by two with less than two minutes remaining in game.
On Longhorn Network.

I would have to say that ISU got the better transfer between the 2 schools.
Tristan Enaruna > Jalen Coleman Lands
Now if JCL can be that spot up shooter that nails every shot from behind arc then I might change my mind. Until then…

Now as far as the whole team goes, what do y'all think??

Modern Era Historical Numbers (1984/85 thru 2020/2021 Overall Most Wins:​

1. Kansas - Big12 - 1053
2. Duke - ACC - 1039
3. North Carolina - ACC - 973
4. Kentucky - SEC - 969
5. Arizona - Pac12 - 921
6. Syracuse - ACC - 905
7. Gonzaga - WCC - 900
8. Louisville - ACC - 851
9. Michigan State - Big10 - 850
10. Memphis - AAC - 846
11. UConn - Big East - 831
12. Xavier - Big East - 830
13. UCLA - Pac12 - 821
14. Oklahoma - Big12 - 819
15. Villanova - Big East - 818
16. Cincinnati - AAC - 814
17. UNLV - Mtn West - 810
18. Florida - SEC - 805
19. Michigan - Big10 - 799
20. Illinois - Big10 - 790

Overall Fewest Wins:
1. Northwestern - Big10 - 441
2. Rutgers - Big10 - 505
3. Wash St - Pac12 - 513
4. Oregon St - Pac12 - 525
5. DePaul - Big East - 539
6. Penn St. - Big10 - 566
7. SMU - AAC - 569
8. Colorado - Pac12 - 579
9. Boston Coll - ACC - 581
10. Texas A&M - SEC - 588
11. TCU - Big12 - 590
12. Arizona St - Pac12 - 594
13. Santa Clara - WCC - 595
14. South Carolina - SEC - 598
15. Virginia Tech - ACC - 600
16. USC - Pac12 - 601
17. Nebraska - Big10 - 609
18. George Mason - A10 - 613
19. Washington - Pac12 - 614
20. Miami - ACC - 616

Overall Fewest Losses:
1. Kansas - Big12 - 253
2. Duke - ACC - 260
3. Gonzaga - WCC - 295
4. Kentucky - SEC - 306
5. Arizona - Pac12 - 313
6. North Carolina - ACC - 332
7. Syracuse - ACC - 352
8. Xavier - Big East - 357
9. Michigan State - Big10 - 378
10. Memphis - AAC - 383
11. Cincinnati - AAC - 384
12. UNLV - Mtn West - 389
13. UCLA - Pac12 - 390
14. Louisville - ACC - 391
15. UConn - Big East - 392
16. Oklahoma - Big12 - 395
17. Utah St - Mtn West - 413
18. Purdue - Big10 - 413
19. Villanova - Big East - 413
20. BYU - WCC - 414

Overall Most Losses:
1. Northwestern - Big10 - 661
2. Rutgers - Big10 - 620
3. Washington St - Pac12 - 605
4. Oregon St - Pac12 - 595
5. DePaul - Big East - 589
6. Penn St - Big10 - 570
7. Boston College - ACC - 568
8. TCU - Big12 - 563
9. Colorado - Pac12 - 562
10. Nebraska - Big10 - 554
11. South Carolina - SEC - 544
12. USC - Pac12 - 544
13. Texas A&M - SEC - 542
14. Arizona St - Pac12 - 541
15. Virginia Tech - ACC - 533
16. Washington - Pac12 - 533
17. Texas Tech - Big12 - 530
18. Santa Clara - WCC - 529
19. Auburn - SEC - 529
20. Georgia - SEC - 526
21. Minnesota - Big10 - 526

Highest Overall Winning %
1. Kansas - Big12 - 80.6%
2. Duke - ACC - 80.0%
3. Kentucky - SEC - 76.0%
4. Gonzaga - WCC - 75.3%
5. Arizona - Pac12 - 74.6%
6. North Carolina - ACC - 74.6%
7. Syracuse - ACC - 72.0%
8. Xavier - Big East - 69.9%
9. Michigan State - Big10 - 69.2%
10. Memphis - AAC - 68.8%
11. Louisville - ACC - 68.5%
12. UConn - Big East - 67.9%
13. Cincinnati - AAC - 67.9%
14. UCLA - Pac12 - 67.8%
15. UNLV - Mtn West - 67.6%
16. Oklahoma - Big12 - 67.5%
17. Villanova - Big East - 66.5%
18. Purdue - Big10 - 65.5%
19. Florida - SEC - 65.5%
20. BYU - WCC - 65.2%

Overall Most Conference Wins
1. Arizona - Pac12 - 487
2. Kansas - Big12 - 466
3. Kentucky - SEC - 462
4. UCLA - Pac12 - 444
5. Duke - ACC - 432
6. Davidson - A10 - 430
7. Gonzaga - WCC - 424
8. Temple - AAC - 422
9. Michigan State - Big10 - 418
10. Utah State - Mtn West - 408
11. Syracuse - ACC - 406
12. North Carolina - ACC - 405
13. UNLV - Mtn West - 399
14. Purdue - Big10 - 398
15. Xavier - Big East - 393
16. BYU - WCC - 389
17. Villanova - Big East - 382
18. Memphis - AAC - 380
19. VCU - A10 - 378
20. Stanford - Pac12 - 378

Overall Least Conference Wins
1. DePaul - BigEast - 139
2. Northwestern - Big10 - 155
3. Rutgers - Big10 - 216
4. Wash St. - Pac12 - 220
5. Nebraska - Big10 - 228
6. Penn St - Big10 - 228
7. Colorado - Pac12 - 229
8. Miami - ACC - 233
9. TCU - Big12 - 233
10. Boston College - ACC - 233
11. South Carolina - SEC - 237
12. Virginia Tech - ACC - 241
13. Notre Dame - ACC - 242
14. Wake Forest - ACC - 243
15. Clemson - ACC - 249
16. Oregon St - Pac12 - 249
17. Baylor - Big12 - 252
18. Texas A&M - SEC - 252
19. Auburn - SEC - 257
20. Kansas State - Big12 - 259

Overall Least Conference Losses
1. Gonzaga - WCC - 121
2. Kansas - Big12 - 122
3. Kentucky - SEC - 161
4. Duke - ACC - 166
5. Xavier - Big East - 170
6. Davidson - A10 - 174
7. Memphis - AAC - 177
8. Arizona - Pac12 - 181
9. North Carolina - ACC - 191
10. Temple - AAC - 194
11. Louisville - ACC - 199
12. BYU - WCC - 202
13. Cincinnati - AAC - 204
14. Notre Dame - ACC - 212
15. UNLV - Mtn West - 215
16. VCU - A10 - 216
17. Marquette - Big East - 218
18. Saint Mary's - WCC - 222
19. UCLA - Pac12 - 223
20. Butler - Big East - 224

Overall Most Conference Losses
1. Northwestern - Big10 - 496
2. Washington St. - Pac12 - 447
3. Rutgers - Big10 - 430
4. Oregon St. - Pac12 - 419
5. Penn St. - Big10 - 405
6. Boston College - ACC - 390
7. Minnesota - Big10 - 386
8. Arizona St. - Pac12 - 382
9. USC - Pac12 - 372
10. Auburn - SEC - 367
11. Nebraska - Big10 - 365
12. Colorado - Pac12 - 361
13. Washington - Pac12 - 358
14. TCU - Big12 - 357
15. Ole Miss - SEC - 356
16. Wake Forest - ACC - 355
17. Seton Hall - Big East - 352
18. Providence - Big East - 350
19. South Carolina - SEC - 349
20. Clemson - ACC - 347

Highest Conference Winning %
1. Kansas - Big12 - 79.3%
2. Gonzaga - WCC - 77.8%
3. Kentucky - SEC - 74.2%
4. Arizona - Pac12 - 72.9%
5. Duke - ACC - 72.2%
6. Davidson - A10 - 71.2%
7. Xavier - Big East - 69.8%
8. Temple - AAC - 68.5%
9. Memphis - AAC - 68.2%
10. North Carolina - ACC - 68.0%
11. UCLA - Pac12 - 66.6%
12. BYU - WCC - 65.8%
13. Louisville - ACC - 65.4%
14. UNLV - Mtn West - 65.0%
15. Cincinnati - AAC - 64.2%
16. Michigan St. - Big10 - 64.1%
17. Utah St. - Mtn West - 63.8%
18. Syracuse - ACC - 63.8%
19. VCU - A10 - 63.6%
20. Texas - Big12 - 62.2%

.. of the playoff era. not unexpected. my whole group of friends are college football fans, and i don't think a one of GAFF about the game.

Over the years, I've seen many complaints about building designs around campus (Such as the business school) and I've always been meh on it as they've looked good to me.. That changes when you're building on Jayhawk Blvd for me.

Is there a reason why we can't build anything traditional on campus anymore? As a "North Entrance" to the campus, it looks nice now but how is this going to look in 20-30 years? I just hate the idea of adding potential eye sores on the boulevard..

I thought it was discussed at the start of the season that this season was to foul-out a player at his 6th personal foul.

What happened to that?

Never instituted?

But I thought it was in stone months ago.

The guy, who got the flagrant 1 foul, a short time later, nailed Mitch in the jaw with a deliberate elbow. It was called a foul, but should have been a flagrant 2. Once again, the official just let a serious foul slide.

When he hit that shot, he thought it was over. His reaction said it all.

Pettiford is posting all over his socials that he is back tonight.

Ron DeSantis very clearly got Covid, disappeared for two weeks, and then re-emerged and can barely breathe or speak.

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How did the Republican Party get to a place where the favored nominee for POTUS, oh yeah except Trump, cannot publicly just say he got Covid because his insane base thinks it’s a hoax or whatever?

It’s an absolute embarrassment to be a modern day Republican. You shouldn’t even be allowed to drive a car if you vote Republican because your judgment is so awful.