Mr. Pierce, you are beyond delusional.
QB: ku >>> K-State
- Reesing is much more talented than Josh Freeman. Not even close. Freeman has the NFL size and that's about it.
RB: ku >> K-State
- Look at what Jake Sharp did to K-State's defense. It was a complete joke. ku's got more depth at this position as well with Crawford and Quigley.
WR: ku >>> K-State
- Briscoe, Meier, and Wilson are better than anything K-State puts on the field. Banks is a midget with speed and that's about it.
TE: K-State > ku
- Mastrud is pretty good, so I'll give it to K-State. Biere will be a good player for ku though.
OL: ku >>>> K-State
- In the ku/K-State game, ku had 280 rushing yards to K-State's 91. Those are facts. Say what you want about coaching, but K-State has very little talent up front. Your o-line got dominated up front, while ku's made it look easy. Spikes and Hatch, the two freshman o-tackles, are getting better each week. Mangino has done a great job of assembling talent on the o-line.
DL: ku >> K-State
- ku's d-line pretty much dominated K-State once again this year. Jamal Greene, Richard Johnson, Darius Parish, and Caleb Blakesley are all very solid up front. The d-ends have had trouble getting pressure, but Laptad and Onyegbule are both starting to come along nicely. Brorsen has had some great games over the past couple of years against K-State as well. ku also has some redshirt freshman who have a chance to be really good in the next few years. Campbell and Harold are about all K-State has on the d-line.
CB: ku >> K-State
- Josh Moore is good. Aside from that, K-State's cornerbacks are pretty weak. Thornton and Patterson have been an improvement for ku over Harper and Harris. ku has young, high school players in the program like Ryan Murphy and Greg Brown who could develop into good players down the road. K-State, thanks to Ron Prince, has a bunch of Juco's at this position.
S: ku >>>> K-State
- Darrell Stuckey is a beast. This one isn't even close. Phillip Strozier and Chris Harris are both solid as well. For K-State, Herndon and Carney are decent, but Hartman is horrible. ku is bringing in a nice group of safeties in the '09 recruiting class, so this position will continue to be a strong area for ku.
LB: ku >>>>> K-State
- Once again, not close. James Holt is playing like a 1st-team All-Big 12 perfromer this year. Rivera and Mortensen are both solid, and there's depth with guys like Arist Wright and Justin Springer. Against ku, K-State's best linebacker was a freshman walk-on.
KR/PR: K-State >>> ku
- Banks and Murphy have taken a couple kicks back this year while ku has struggled in this area. Still, Marcus Herford was a 1st-team AA last season and Daymond Patterson returned a punt for a TD in his first college game.