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Quote from: kslim on August 11, 2014, 03:05:43 PMrumors of another starter getting suspended for failing a drug teststay tunedRobenson Therezie? Or, another one?https://twitter.com/BookiePimp/status/497572769685843968
rumors of another starter getting suspended for failing a drug teststay tuned
Quote from: Bookie Pimp on August 11, 2014, 03:34:09 PMQuote from: kslim on August 11, 2014, 03:05:43 PMrumors of another starter getting suspended for failing a drug teststay tunedRobenson Therezie? Or, another one?https://twitter.com/BookiePimp/status/497572769685843968damn, well lets hope its true now or you will look like a giant idiot
Mark from Snyderville USA writes: What percentage would you put on K-State's chances to upset Auburn in Snyderville? I give em a 83% chance based on a few stats. 1) KR yards. Auburn gave up an average of 25 YPKR (The only teams in the B12 to allow that many YPKR was TCU and Texas). K-State averages 24 YPKR. 2.) Rushing yards per attempt. Auburn gave up nearly 4.6 yards per Rush attempt. K-state averaged 4.5 yards per rush attempt. What does it all mean, you ask? It means Auburn allows teams to do the things that make K-State successful. Good starting field position and extending drives, eating up the time of possession. Chatmon: I think 83 percent is pretty high but I’d put it at around 50-60 percent based off the fact it is a night game at LHC Bill Snyder Family Stadium and the Wildcats’ duo of Tyler Lockett and Jake Waters is tough for anyone to handle. I could see KSU’s kick-return prowess coming into play but their yards per rush attempt advantage assumes the Wildcats find a playmaker at running back during the first two games. I’m not so sure the running game will be clicking enough to put that in the “pro” column quite yet. Nonetheless, I’m going with K-State in a close home win.
Mailbag time:QuoteMark from Snyderville USA writes: What percentage would you put on K-State's chances to upset Auburn in Snyderville? I give em a 83% chance based on a few stats. 1) KR yards. Auburn gave up an average of 25 YPKR (The only teams in the B12 to allow that many YPKR was TCU and Texas). K-State averages 24 YPKR. 2.) Rushing yards per attempt. Auburn gave up nearly 4.6 yards per Rush attempt. K-state averaged 4.5 yards per rush attempt. What does it all mean, you ask? It means Auburn allows teams to do the things that make K-State successful. Good starting field position and extending drives, eating up the time of possession. Chatmon: I think 83 percent is pretty high but I’d put it at around 50-60 percent based off the fact it is a night game at LHC LHC Bill Snyder Family Stadium and the Wildcats’ duo of Tyler Lockett and Jake Waters is tough for anyone to handle. I could see KSU’s kick-return prowess coming into play but their yards per rush attempt advantage assumes the Wildcats find a playmaker at running back during the first two games. I’m not so sure the running game will be clicking enough to put that in the “pro” column quite yet. Nonetheless, I’m going with K-State in a close home win.
Mark from Snyderville USA writes: What percentage would you put on K-State's chances to upset Auburn in Snyderville? I give em a 83% chance based on a few stats. 1) KR yards. Auburn gave up an average of 25 YPKR (The only teams in the B12 to allow that many YPKR was TCU and Texas). K-State averages 24 YPKR. 2.) Rushing yards per attempt. Auburn gave up nearly 4.6 yards per Rush attempt. K-state averaged 4.5 yards per rush attempt. What does it all mean, you ask? It means Auburn allows teams to do the things that make K-State successful. Good starting field position and extending drives, eating up the time of possession. Chatmon: I think 83 percent is pretty high but I’d put it at around 50-60 percent based off the fact it is a night game at LHC LHC Bill Snyder Family Stadium and the Wildcats’ duo of Tyler Lockett and Jake Waters is tough for anyone to handle. I could see KSU’s kick-return prowess coming into play but their yards per rush attempt advantage assumes the Wildcats find a playmaker at running back during the first two games. I’m not so sure the running game will be clicking enough to put that in the “pro” column quite yet. Nonetheless, I’m going with K-State in a close home win.
Are they bigger and stronger and faster than us kim?
Quote from: Benja on August 23, 2014, 02:16:55 PMAre they bigger and stronger and faster than us kim?and better coached
Quote from: kim carnes on August 23, 2014, 02:35:09 PMQuote from: Benja on August 23, 2014, 02:16:55 PMAre they bigger and stronger and faster than us kim?and better coachedand better at covering up academic misconduct.
So, are we going to divide up the letter writing amongst posters?
Quote from: Dugout DickStone on August 23, 2014, 05:09:26 PMSo, are we going to divide up the letter writing amongst posters?go ahead and chalk me up for beating auburn by two touchdowns or more(barring a major injury)
I meant this:http://kccatbackers.com/Resources/Documents/2014LetterWritingRequest.pdf
Quote from: Dugout DickStone on August 23, 2014, 05:21:52 PMI meant this:http://kccatbackers.com/Resources/Documents/2014LetterWritingRequest.pdflololol somebody take all of katdaddys pens and paper away, our pants are revealing