Heh

[catsdo]

"Tradition is generally thought of as something that goes back more than 15-18 years, so it's no wonder KSU doesn't understand it. We all know college football began around 1990."

- hawklaw, regular phog.net poster

[SUPERKSUFAN]

 

[Bookcat]

"Tradition is generally thought of as something that goes back more than 15-18 years, so it's no wonder KSU doesn't understand it. We all know college football began around 2007."

- hawklaw, regular phog.net poster

everyone seems to have had a start somewhere

ku's has already had an end

[sonofdaxjones]

Yes, yes, the proud "tradition" of ku football . . . where they pay $2.4 million a year to a coach who has a .511 winning %.

[connwildcat]

"Tradition is generally thought of as something that goes back more than 15-18 years, so it's no wonder KSU doesn't understand it. We all know college football began around 2007."

- hawklaw, regular phog.net poster

everyone seems to have had a start somewhere

ku's has already had an end

amen to that