Chicken tossing makes msn front page

[CatWoman]

How the hell did PETA know anything about it in the first place?

Exactly what you probably already figured. A ku fan (woman) tattle taled like a whiny little Jayhawk, STRAIGHT to PETA.

[CatWoman]

In his early years at UT, Mack Brown was sometimes referred to as "Coach February", a nickname that indicated he performed well during the important recruiting season, but failed to follow up with equally impressive wins on the field. His detractors felt that with all the resources at his disposal at Texas, combined with the talent he was recruiting from high school programs, that he should have more to show for it than appearances in the Holiday Bowl or Cotton Bowl. They felt that he should be playing for Big 12 titles or even National Championships instead.

In five of the eight seasons under Brown, the Longhorns have been all but eliminated from either of these two goals due to losses in October to Big 12 rival Oklahoma. Since the two teams play in the same division of the Big 12, a loss by Texas to Oklahoma means that Texas cannot win the south half of the conference unless Oklahoma loses at least two conference games. That single loss can easily leave the Longhorns in third or fourth place in the conference, behind the North and South division winners. 2001 was an exception that did little to ease the criticism. In that year's campaign, the Longhorns lost to the Sooners but were given another chance when the Sooners lost to both Nebraska and Oklahoma State. Texas made it to the Big 12 Conference Championship Game, losing to Colorado, a school they had beaten by a substantial margin earlier in the year. A similar opportunity presented itself in 2002. After Oklahoma beat Texas, they lost to Texas A&M and Oklahoma State. However, Texas had sufferred a heart-breaking loss to Texas Tech so they did not make the championship game.

Although Brown consistently led the Longhorns to a bowl game to cap off each season, his first six years he was not able to lead them to a Bowl Championship Series game, having to settle each year for the Holiday Bowl or Cotton Bowl. His record in these games was 3 and 3, with two of the 3 losses coming at the hands of supposedly inferior teams as judged by the rankings headed into the games.

Chupa, I know you mean well, but you are actually trying to educate a Hawk about football?    Quit wasting your breath. And why hasn't that ku tool been kicked out of here yet?

[g2brg]

Drunko,  most of the nation laughs when they see a huge cartoon chicken painted on the floor of your gym.

Take out the KSU wins, and ku hasn't beaten anyone in conference.

Their best conference win outside KSU is 6th place Mizzou.  WOW!

#3 in the nation, and out in the 2nd round?     

[ECN]

In his early years at UT, Mack Brown was sometimes referred to as "Coach February", a nickname that indicated he performed well during the important recruiting season, but failed to follow up with equally impressive wins on the field. His detractors felt that with all the resources at his disposal at Texas, combined with the talent he was recruiting from high school programs, that he should have more to show for it than appearances in the Holiday Bowl or Cotton Bowl. They felt that he should be playing for Big 12 titles or even National Championships instead.

In five of the eight seasons under Brown, the Longhorns have been all but eliminated from either of these two goals due to losses in October to Big 12 rival Oklahoma. Since the two teams play in the same division of the Big 12, a loss by Texas to Oklahoma means that Texas cannot win the south half of the conference unless Oklahoma loses at least two conference games. That single loss can easily leave the Longhorns in third or fourth place in the conference, behind the North and South division winners. 2001 was an exception that did little to ease the criticism. In that year's campaign, the Longhorns lost to the Sooners but were given another chance when the Sooners lost to both Nebraska and Oklahoma State. Texas made it to the Big 12 Conference Championship Game, losing to Colorado, a school they had beaten by a substantial margin earlier in the year. A similar opportunity presented itself in 2002. After Oklahoma beat Texas, they lost to Texas A&M and Oklahoma State. However, Texas had sufferred a heart-breaking loss to Texas Tech so they did not make the championship game.

Although Brown consistently led the Longhorns to a bowl game to cap off each season, his first six years he was not able to lead them to a Bowl Championship Series game, having to settle each year for the Holiday Bowl or Cotton Bowl. His record in these games was 3 and 3, with two of the 3 losses coming at the hands of supposedly inferior teams as judged by the rankings headed into the games.

Chupa, I know you mean well, but you are actually trying to educate a Hawk about football?    Quit wasting your breath. And why hasn't that ku tool been kicked out of here yet?

the ku group lingers around. they dont get banned. thats why they roam around like a stinky fart.

i like it that they dont get banned. its like a cat playing with a mouse before it eats it.

[JavaCat]

Drunko, what do you know about investing?

[slucat]

its like a cat playing with a mouse before it eats it.

or a bird...

[CatsNShocks]

Go home McGee, your not welcome here. Haven't you figured that out?
We don't care about your opinions. You have a skewed view of reality, your a squawk!

[ECN]

better watch it. he will attack your grammar next.

[sonofdaxjones]

Nothing like a fan of one of the cheating-est basketball programs in NCAA history over here running smack very poorly about what goes on at KSU.