@Gorilla72 Guess I haven’t. Good to hear though. It’s just nice to have KU competitive in something other than men’s hoops. Hopefully the new AD can start working on that.

At least that ought to get the Hawks back into the national rankings.

And UT’s 24-game conference winning streak is toast! (Burnt orange toast, that is…)

KU WINS

@approxinfinity Normally. yes. But in a conference that puts up video-game numbers on offense, 21 isn’t going to cut it most days.

@Crimsonorblue22 Didn’t notice…I’m just happy to have a winning KU team to watch in October for a change.

@Crimsonorblue22 Make that two sets to none! Close call, though.

@Crimsonorblue22 I’m juggling a few balls tonight…as they say on the infomercials, “But wait…there’s more!” KU-Texas volleyball just started on Fox Sports regional.

But I digress…now Beaty can take all the blame for the offense from here on out.

From ESPN:

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/24952535/doug-meacham-fired-kansas-offensive-coordinator

@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.