KirkIsMyHinrich said: Their legs are fine. These are 20-year olds. Iowa St has played 3 straight games too by the way. What they lack is effort and shooting ability. That’s what I was saying yesterday to - -at the radio when Haney was trying to talk about tired legs - -don’t think he was fricking listening to me - -he kept saying oh could it be dead legs. - like you said Hell this was Iowa St’s 3rd day in a row too Soo if your going to try and blame this on tired legs - soo your saying Iowa St’s conditioning is better then ours -their 3 straight day to - so that’s got to be what your saying - - -Iowa St conditioning Coach better then ours seeing as how we got tired legs and Iowa St don’t? We have to much inconsistency - -long scoring droughts - ineffective shooting - - what was our 3 pt percentage yesterday - -might have a game of decent 3’s then go 2-3 games where they couldn’t make a 3 if their life depended on it. - Our loss wasn’t because of tired legs - maybe part but in no way was that the reason

kjayhawks said: In case the suspense was killing anyone, the TV made it thru today but there’s next week so stay tuned! LOL - -my liquor cabinet didn’t lol

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West Virginia gets away with so many fouls, I get the impression the refs get together before the game and say…we cannot possibly call all the fouls on West Virginia so we will call only the more egregious ones and may God have mercy on the other team. The NCAA has tweaked the rules to give an advantage to offenses but apparently grand fathered WVU into old school thug ball.

Take a piece of paper with tape, and strategically place it on the tv in order to avoid seeing the world’s largest nostrils. An 8 x 11 sheet of paper should cover at least one of them.

@jayballer54 Inter-school scrimmages such as the Oklahoma game and the MU-Wisconsin scrimmage are closed door so no fans/public would be present. Charity fund raiser scrimmages are open door to the public and some, such as the KSU-MSU game, had free admission with people making voluntary donations instead.