@bcjayhawk Fantastic! Thank you el mucho!

Nice rundown of where we stand

Mercy just seen a team photo of the boys. - -Several comments on this and my 1st thoughts too - - MITCH - -holy crap , I couldn’t believe is that Mitch ? - - Boy has been working out - -someone said look at the size of those guns - -Boy looks Buff - -made me do a Double take - -ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY

@Kcmatt7 @BeddieKU23 @FarmerJayhawk I mean…the staff had to know… Matt knew. They have to just be playing the politics game here.

It shouldn’t take long to find a replacement

tundrahok said: @dylans I grew up in Lawrence. I’ve been repulsed by the color purple my whole life. @tundrahok I, too, dislike KSU fans, but there are some shades of purple I really like. I hate myself for that!

@tundrahok and that’s saying a lot coming from a well respected poster like you! I agree, by the way. I felt he disrespected Coach and KU by saying that. A lil to big for his britches as my gma would say!

@BShark I think that’s the best thing to do and will help with the money funneling in from the shoe companies.

@Fightsongwriter They talked about Naismith in the first episode, replayed earlier last night. It included an excerpt from that radio interview with Gabriel Heatter where he talked about coming up with the original rules. You’re right about the East Coast bias, but not too surprising when you consider that the national media in the Fifties and Sixties were even more concentrated in the East than they are today. Also, those college basketball doubleheaders at Madison Square Garden back then were huge draws, as was the NIT, which for a while was considered a bigger tournament than the NCAA.

Besides playing in high school games boys and girls can play in over a hundred games a year with different organizations such as AAU and other travel ball programs. Most weekends there are tournaments where you can find desired competition. My experience it’s these programs where kids develop the most rather than in school programs. Not always the case but a majority of the time. If a kid has potential long before high school his/her name is in the conversation.

@Lulufulu Don’t worry. I was being tongue in cheek to those obsessing on ramping up KU football.