It's nice that we can finally talk about a real sport.

[ksuno1stunner]

Agreed?

[cireksu]

yes football is astronomically better than bball.

[Pittcat]

Definitely agreed. but there are still a lot more updated threads on the BB board.  WTF??

[Kat Kid]

Its harder to remember all the football player's names.

[phicat1448]

Football players are robots, and robot's names don't matter.

[The Minister]

Agreed, stunner.

KSU secondary =  .

Moore, Baldwin, Garvin, Watts, Chandler   McKinney 

[GoldbrickGangBoss]

Baseball and basketball are both better.   

Still  football, though.

Too bad we're gonna suck.

Die in a fire.

[kougar24]

Baseball and basketball are both better.   

Still  football, though.

Too bad we're gonna suck.

Die in a fire.

We'll be better than ku.

[fatty fat fat]

1)college football
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2)college basketball
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3)Mens Tenis

[GoldbrickGangBoss]

Baseball and basketball are both better.   

Still  football, though.

Too bad we're gonna suck.

Die in a fire.

We'll be better than ku.

We'll see.

[jmlynch1]

Snyder has skewed all of your minds

[Pittcat]

I need some more     Ahhhh.....

So anyway, yeah, uh, oh football is much better than basketball.  Whether it's reading about, talking about, watching, or writing about, it's better.  I ask you, when was the last time you saw a point guard get hit so hard snot bubbles came out of his nose?  Which is more intense: a drive into the lane for a 5 foot floater or a 105 yard kickoff return for a touchdown?   

It's not even debatable, football >>>>>>>> basketball.  Unless you wear arg(a)yle, then all you have is basketball.  But that's coming to an end too.

[jmlynch1]

I need some more     Ahhhh.....

So anyway, yeah, uh, oh football is much better than basketball.  Whether it's reading about, talking about, watching, or writing about, it's better.  I ask you, when was the last time you saw a point guard get hit so hard snot bubbles came out of his nose?  Which is more intense: a drive into the lane for a 5 foot floater or a 105 yard kickoff return for a touchdown?   

It's not even debatable, football >>>>>>>> basketball.  Unless you wear arg(a)yle, then all you have is basketball.  But that's coming to an end too.

Anyone remember this?

In the 1999 NCAA Championship, Michigan State was a 1 seed playing 13 seed Oklahoma. Oklahoma's star player, Eduardo Najera, set a routine pick in the backcourt as Mateen Cleaves was pressing. Cleaves had his head down, and because of that he smashed into Najera, delivering a vicious head-butt to Najera’s chin. Najera slumped to the ground and lay unresponsive for 90 seconds while blood gurgled out of his chin and lip. He was diagnosed with a concussion, and his coach sent him to the locker room with 9:30 to play. At the 4:25 mark, Najera emerged from the locker room with six stitches in his lip, a head full of cotton candy, and a bruised sternum.

(badass)

[Pittcat]

I need some more     Ahhhh.....

So anyway, yeah, uh, oh football is much better than basketball.  Whether it's reading about, talking about, watching, or writing about, it's better.  I ask you, when was the last time you saw a point guard get hit so hard snot bubbles came out of his nose?  Which is more intense: a drive into the lane for a 5 foot floater or a 105 yard kickoff return for a touchdown?   

It's not even debatable, football >>>>>>>> basketball.  Unless you wear arg(a)yle, then all you have is basketball.  But that's coming to an end too.

Anyone remember this?

In the 1999 NCAA Championship, Michigan State was a 1 seed playing 13 seed Oklahoma. Oklahoma's star player, Eduardo Najera, set a routine pick in the backcourt as Mateen Cleaves was pressing. Cleaves had his head down, and because of that he smashed into Najera, delivering a vicious head-butt to Najera’s chin. Najera slumped to the ground and lay unresponsive for 90 seconds while blood gurgled out of his chin and lip. He was diagnosed with a concussion, and his coach sent him to the locker room with 9:30 to play. At the 4:25 mark, Najera emerged from the locker room with six stitches in his lip, a head full of cotton candy, and a bruised sternum.

(badass)

http://duggmirror.com/other_sports/The_Manliest_Moments_in_Sports/bd44803b4036eca84c4b1356ef552c49_eduardo_najera.jpg

So that was the last timeyou remember a situation like that in basketball, eight years ago?!?!  While I'm sure it was a helluva sight to see, hits like that would happen every 30 seconds in FB if it weren't for the equipment that's worn. 

[Powercat Matt]

Football >>>>>>>> Basketball. No question. It's so much better when basically every game holds the entire season in the balance...meanwhile for basketball, i find it a lot tougher to get pumped up for a conference game on a weeknight against some mediocre team that ultimately means little of anything other than another tack in the win column. Dominating in hoops will definitely make the winter more fun though 

[phicat1448]

I need some more     Ahhhh.....

So anyway, yeah, uh, oh football is much better than basketball.  Whether it's reading about, talking about, watching, or writing about, it's better.  I ask you, when was the last time you saw a point guard get hit so hard snot bubbles came out of his nose?  Which is more intense: a drive into the lane for a 5 foot floater or a 105 yard kickoff return for a touchdown?   

It's not even debatable, football >>>>>>>> basketball.  Unless you wear arg(a)yle, then all you have is basketball.  But that's coming to an end too.

Anyone remember this?

In the 1999 NCAA Championship, Michigan State was a 1 seed playing 13 seed Oklahoma. Oklahoma's star player, Eduardo Najera, set a routine pick in the backcourt as Mateen Cleaves was pressing. Cleaves had his head down, and because of that he smashed into Najera, delivering a vicious head-butt to Najera’s chin. Najera slumped to the ground and lay unresponsive for 90 seconds while blood gurgled out of his chin and lip. He was diagnosed with a concussion, and his coach sent him to the locker room with 9:30 to play. At the 4:25 mark, Najera emerged from the locker room with six stitches in his lip, a head full of cotton candy, and a bruised sternum.

(badass)

I don't see any blood in that picture, you &@#%ing liar!

[Pittcat]

You mean you can't see it gurgling from his chin and lip?  (I'm not really sure how anything can gurgle from a chin.)   

[phicat1448]

jmlynch1....

[Pittcat]

jmlynch1....

Agreed

[ksuno1stunner]

Good for a wildcat...FIRST DOWN! >.......................> Cartier Martin...for 3!

[Pittcat]

I need some more     Ahhhh.....

So anyway, yeah, uh, oh football is much better than basketball.  Whether it's reading about, talking about, watching, or writing about, it's better.  I ask you, when was the last time you saw a point guard get hit so hard snot bubbles came out of his nose?  Which is more intense: a drive into the lane for a 5 foot floater or a 105 yard kickoff return for a touchdown?   

It's not even debatable, football >>>>>>>> basketball.  Unless you wear arg(a)yle, then all you have is basketball.  But that's coming to an end too.

Anyone remember this?

In the 1999 NCAA Championship, Michigan State was a 1 seed playing 13 seed Oklahoma. Oklahoma's star player, Eduardo Najera, set a routine pick in the backcourt as Mateen Cleaves was pressing. Cleaves had his head down, and because of that he smashed into Najera, delivering a vicious head-butt to Najera’s chin. Najera slumped to the ground and lay unresponsive for 90 seconds while blood gurgled out of his chin and lip. He was diagnosed with a concussion, and his coach sent him to the locker room with 9:30 to play. At the 4:25 mark, Najera emerged from the locker room with six stitches in his lip, a head full of cotton candy, and a bruised sternum.

(badass)

Yeah, I looked again...still don't see any blood.

[phicat1448]

I need some more     Ahhhh.....

So anyway, yeah, uh, oh football is much better than basketball.  Whether it's reading about, talking about, watching, or writing about, it's better.  I ask you, when was the last time you saw a point guard get hit so hard snot bubbles came out of his nose?  Which is more intense: a drive into the lane for a 5 foot floater or a 105 yard kickoff return for a touchdown?   

It's not even debatable, football >>>>>>>> basketball.  Unless you wear arg(a)yle, then all you have is basketball.  But that's coming to an end too.

Anyone remember this?

In the 1999 NCAA Championship, Michigan State was a 1 seed playing 13 seed Oklahoma. Oklahoma's star player, Eduardo Najera, set a routine pick in the backcourt as Mateen Cleaves was pressing. Cleaves had his head down, and because of that he smashed into Najera, delivering a vicious head-butt to Najera’s chin. Najera slumped to the ground and lay unresponsive for 90 seconds while blood gurgled out of his chin and lip. He was diagnosed with a concussion, and his coach sent him to the locker room with 9:30 to play. At the 4:25 mark, Najera emerged from the locker room with six stitches in his lip, a head full of cotton candy, and a bruised sternum.

(badass)

Yeah, I looked again...still don't see any blood.

Nope, me either.

[Pittcat]

I do believe football won this debate.

[cireksu]

50000 people doing K-S-U chant >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 3000 people doing it (why don't people do it at bball games?)

[chum1]

Snyder has skewed all of your minds

I have no problem with someone who prefers football to basketball.  I do.  Nearly all KSU fans, however, have this preference for entirely the wrong reason.  They like football more because KSU has recently been much better at it.  You people are idiots.  You will be punished accordingly in the years to come by your own idiocy while you are cling onto some idiotic idea that KSU's mediocre football team is actually really good.  I will have no sympathy for you.

[michigancat]

Good for a wildcat...FIRST DOWN! >.......................> Cartier Martin...for 3!

LOL

Snyder has skewed all of your minds

I have no problem with someone who prefers football to basketball.  I do.  Nearly all KSU fans, however, have this preference for entirely the wrong reason.  They like football more because KSU has recently been much better at it.  You people are idiots.  You will be punished accordingly in the years to come by your own idiocy while you are cling onto some idiotic idea that KSU's mediocre football team is actually really good.  I will have no sympathy for you.

LOL

[fatty fat fat]

Snyder has skewed all of your minds

I have no problem with someone who prefers football to basketball.  I do.  Nearly all KSU fans, however, have this preference for entirely the wrong reason.  They like football more because KSU has recently been much better at it.  You people are idiots.  You will be punished accordingly in the years to come by your own idiocy while you are cling onto some idiotic idea that KSU's mediocre football team is actually really good.  I will have no sympathy for you.

The basketball team made the NIT. The football team made a bowl game.

Bowl>>>>NIT.

Wake us up when the basketball team does something.

[michigancat]

I like basketball season better.  More games + more intimate venue = more fun.  Single FB games are more fun if you don't have to listen to the jr. coaches circuit bitch about every play (happens in BB, too, but not as much and there's less to bitch about now that BB is better than FB)

FB =

[chum1]

Liking a team because they are good, as most KSU football fans do, is simply lame.  Liking a particular sport the most for the same reason is just plain idiotic.  These people wouldn't really care about college football if KSU didn't have a good team.  Yet they're the ones saying that it is the best sport?

Making the NIT means that you are probably in the top third of all basketball programs.  Making the Texas Bowl means that you might be in the top half of all football programs.  FWIW.

[fatty fat fat]

That's cool that it's your personal preference, but there is no denying that football is king.