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KCFD Cat, what does your typical work day consist of?
if we don't get a lot of calls. Some days are 
if crap is really hitting the fan. And some days are 
if we have a sweet fire or something like that.
I think I would take an 8 or 9 in BYU's region
Think about playing a 9, BYU, then there is always a 12 or 13 that makes the Sweet 16... worse, it'd be a 4 or 5.
Really don't want to be an 8 or 9, but if we were, I'd def take BYU.
would be happy if we had a chance w/ any of the kids Lavin is going to target.
commit list for st. johns 2011: http://rivals.yahoo.com/kansasstate/basketball/recruiting/commitments/2011/stjohns-141
he has 5 fall signees. all 4* (only 1 from NY)
an additional 4 who have committed which include a 5* and another 4*. only the 4* is from NY.
has one commit from class of 2012: a 4* PG from NY
We were a co-leader for one of his 4-stars at one point.
If we play on Wednesday, then this season is a failure.
Yeah, this isn't good all the sudden
If we play on Wednesday, then this season is a failure.
CU playing sandstorm...not doing it right either
anybody else think we did a crappy job of choosing when to play this today?
CU playing sandstorm...not doing it right either
CU has @ ISU and vs NU to go. They could go 9-7 fairly easy.
very afraid if UT blows this they destroy the qhatz on monday
KSU isn't getting destroyed again this season.
Still think that UT needs to start beating us in some sort of men's sport for this to be considered a rivalry. This is simply ownership. I don't have a rivalry with my car because it always does exactly what I tell it to do.
We pretty much own them in women's hoops, too. 9-7 record vs UT since the inception of the Big 12. Beat them 6 out of 8 times from 1997 to 2003 including four in a row. Also beat them twice in the Big 12 tournament. We were the only conference team to beat them in 2003 when Texas went 15-1 in the regular season. I have to admit it was kind of fun watching Wecker/Ohlde/Koehn tear them up. Haven't been following too close lately, though.
The whole concept of lowering the prices on select (almost always empty) seats on season tickets, running specials, invoking a tiered single game ticket pricing structure for select games etc. etc. Means that you are undervaluing the product. It's always better to have empty seats. I much prefer the Tim Weiser approach of never giving anybody a break and always having 4-6,000 empty seats except for a select few games. There's plenty of money to be made in empty seats.
