Change does manage to clean the cobwebs from one’s vision and brain. Change puts the action back into reaction. We neither can contain or control, but I imagine, more change is still in the works. If you think of how the past was so easy for so many, a smorgasboard of information, initiated by a perpetual need for annoying survey questions before reading an article, and subsequent bombardation of ads, while only a click away from spewing uncensored opinions. One has to wonder if the change is at its final chapter or is this only the pinnacle above the surface of the water that we see? Thanks for beginning KU Buckets. Long live the opinions of the many who share the Rock Chalk Chant.

Changing of the guard…KU Sports is changing…Jesse Newell and the Newell Post are now found on the Topeka Capital Journal. I know where I need to go for quality analysis of the game. What else in in store for kusports.com?

Comparisons that are based on past prescriptions of actions already witnessed are basically worthless. To compare Wiggins with Wilt or Danny does not provide any worthy analysis other than they will fit into the category, “they were good for KU basketball”. Personally, I do not care what individually Wiggins does or does not do. Like all life conquests, the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one, and the last I read, basketball was played with five on the court. And if Wiggins provides the diversion to make his team members more effective via double teams on his own game, then we should relish his time on this KU team in the most noble of ways in the part he played. We will not know his stature of greatness until this season has passed on, and the rewards for this one and done are posted. This kid is unique because his awareness of who he is and what he has yet to do, are not final products. I expect more like most do. We as fans must continue to have faith in HCBS system, and the players who wear Kansas across their chest. They may not always meet our expectations, but they have pride, otherwise they would have chosen another place to hang their hat. RCJHKU

Change does manage to clean the cobwebs from one’s vision and brain. Change puts the action back into reaction. We neither can contain or control, but I imagine, more change is still in the works. If you think of how the past was so easy for so many, a smorgasboard of information, initiated by a perpetual need for annoying survey questions before reading an article, and subsequent bombardation of ads, while only a click away from spewing uncensored opinions. One has to wonder if the change is at its final chapter or is this only the pinnacle above the surface of the water that we see? Thanks for beginning KU Buckets. Long live the opinions of the many who share the Rock Chalk Chant.