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For me, Prince. If they have to be alive, maybe Jalen Rose.
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SPORTS EXTRA / Sep 18, 2023
Responding to Adversity
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By: D. Scott Fritchen
If there's a silver lining to Kansas State's 30-27 loss at Missouri it is this: The Wildcats have been here before.
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K-State came off a 17-10 home loss to Tulane in the non-conference finale last season to beat No. 6 Oklahoma, 41-34, in Norman, Oklahoma.
It faced adversity again nearly a month later but followed a 38-28 loss at No. 8 TCU with a historic 48-0 pounding of No. 9 Oklahoma State in Manhattan.
As for a 34-27 loss to No. 24 Texas? K-State went to Baylor and handled the Bears, 31-3, in Waco, Texas.
K-State has been down before. It hasn't stayed down for long.
"We have to learn from it because this is what Big 12 games are going to be about," K-State head coach Chris Klieman said. "We're going to be in a lot of one-score games, and we have to find ways to win down the stretch. I'm not disappointed at all in our players. I thought we played hard."
"We've had adversity before," Klieman continued. "How are you going to respond to the adversity?"
No. 15 K-State saw its perfect non-conference record end on a walk-off 61-yard field goal by Missouri's Harrison Mevis. It took the longest field goal in SEC history to beat the defending Big 12 Champions in Columbia, Missouri.
"We've got a challenge now," K-State quarterback Will Howard said. "Last year, you look at every game after we lost and we came back from it stronger and learned from it. That's what we have to do this week. We have to let it motivate us and not bring us down at all.
"I know we're going to be fine."
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K-State went 4-1 in games decided by single digits against Big 12 Conference opponents last season. That included the Wildcats' 31-28 win over No. 3 TCU to capture the Big 12 title — a game decided in overtime on the strength of Ty Zentner's 31-yard field goal at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
Now K-State, 2-1, prepares to face UCF, 3-0, in its Big 12 opener in Saturday's 7 p.m. kickoff (FS1) at LHC Bill Snyder Family Stadium.
UCF comes off a 48-14 home win over Villanova on Saturday. The Golden Knights opened the season with a 56-6 win over Kent State followed by an 18-16 win at Boise State.
K-State and UCF last squared off as non-conference foes in a 17-13 win by the Wildcats on September 25, 2010 amid the one of the weirdest storm systems ever to hit the Flint Hills.
Well, another storm could be brewing.
Call it the purple storm.
"I'm not glad we lost, but I'm glad it was an early loss so we can bounce back and get that feeling and feel that adversity for us and propel us for this home game against UCF," K-State strong safety Kobe Savage said. "(We're) getting back to work on Monday, throwing (the Missouri loss) in the bag, watching what we can fix, and just have a new game plan for UCF."
It's a new week. And a new season.
The Wildcats know they cannot dwell on their lone setback heading into conference play.
"If you look at last year every time we went through something like this, we came back even harder the next week," K-State tight end Ben Sinnott said. "That's definitely the plan going forward."
-Trump was installed by Putin and controlled by Putin
-The Biden Laptop was a classic Russian Intelligence Operation
-The 2016 election was hacked and stolen. #blueanon has dissolved all nuance into a narrative that 2016 was hacked and stolen, thus Trump was an illegitimate President
-1/6 was a coup d' etat (I mean ) It's like #blueanon has never paid any attention to the numerous coup d' etat's that the United States has engaged in (and that now beloved #blueanon anti-Trump hero John Bolton openly admitted to live on air)
-White supremacists are the greatest threat to our Democracy piled upon all things we don't like are a threat to Democracy
On top of an entire operation of subterfuge such labeling all information that makes #blueanon and #blueanon politicians look bad as "disinformation". Any narrative that #blueanon doesn't like is mis/disinformation.
Engaging in Zersetzung - A process of ongoing and sustained undermining, de-legitimization and political paralyzation
And #blueanon gets that label because they continually espouse crazy conspiracy theories.
He's the closest thing we've had to ell roberson since ell roberson.
Everyone here likes to talk about the places we’ve been and would happily give you all the info you need plan a trip in the US. Just tell us where you want to go.
i can't denigrate marcus watts. his performance against OSU with his club arm was legendary.
Sams is a really great one. He stunk and we all thought he was like, legitimately better than actual good qb jake waters.
During the 1980s Muhammed Omar, joined the Afghan mujahideen in their war against the Soviet Union and the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan.
He founded the Taliban movement in 1994.
First off, CIA funding dwindled to nearly nothing years before the Taliban even came into existence (and was funneled through Pakistan). So if you're trying to say the U.S. directly armed the Taliban, you're wrong (as usual).
The Taliban was formed by Pashtun clerics and students, some of which were in the Mujahedeen at some point in time, but had become disillusioned in the control of Afghanistan by the actual former Mujahedeen warlords. Substantial rank and file came from the students in the schools. The Pakistani's and the Saudi's created the Taliban, they just happened to have a leader with Mujahideen ties.
In fact the new Mujahideen now resists the Taliban in Panjshir.
Did we not push $200 million to them as late as 1992?
Who is them? The Pakistani's?
This reminds me of this and I love it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iq9mzhz9IQo