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pheasant hen tenderloin is one of the finest cuts of meat available at my private butcher shop/room.
marinate it in italian dressing and then stuff it with raisens and carrots. bake at 350 for 25 minutes and serve sliced into medallions. glorious.
Season: Nov. 14-Jan. 31, 2010
Youth Season: Nov. 7-8 (See Page 45)
Area Open: Statewide
Daily Bag Limit: 4 cocks (2 in youth season)
Pheasants in possession for transportation
must retain intact a foot, plumage, or some
part that will determine sex.
Is this a SLTH move?
I say taking the names off the back of the jersey/uniform is absolutely SLTH'y.
Excellent point. So far, everything about Gill SCREAMS SLTH
1) Limited success at mid-major: CHECK
2) Emphasis on "character" and doing things "the right way": CHECK
http://www.kansascity.com/sports/columnists/jason_whitlock/story/1754638.html
wow, the best in the biz just ass rapes bmw. ouch.
Why can't you shoot hens?
you can. wtw doesn't know crap about it. probably never been west of bonner springs. the other guy, limestone. i think he's from boston or the virgin islands. probably thinks knight is shooting rhode island reds.
Dr. Z was on, and when asked who his final 4 teams were....
UK
KU
Villanova
KANSAS STATE!!
See the #2 seed thread :repost: <<< what the shazbot!, how can we not have the repost 'ticon?
Mods, ban?
Kansas State recruiting capsule
February, 4, 2010
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By Tim Griffin
Kansas State Wildcats
Total class: 28
ESPNU 150: 0
By position: CB 4, DT 3, OT 3, QB 3, ATH 2, RB 2, G 2, S 2, OLB 2, WR 2, TE 1, ILB 1, DE 1.
By state: Kansas 11, Texas 8, Florida 3, California 2, Maryland 1, Oklahoma 1, Colorado 1, Georgia 1.
Already enrolled in school: 6.
The big ones: RB Demarcus Robinson, ranked as the nation's No. 49 running back, has been favorably compared by coach LHC Bill Snyder to Darren Sproles. DE Adam Davis, a productive pass-rusher at Hutchinson Community College, could immediately challenge for a starting position.
Sleeper: OL Manase Foketi, a mammoth 350-pounder from Mount San Antonio College, will add some much-needed beef in the trenches for the Wildcats.
Needs met: Four defensive linemen were added who could potentially challenge for immediate playing time. And with the loss of cornerback Joshua Moore to the NFL draft, any of the four arriving cornerbacks headed by Matthew Pearson and Darious Thomas will be useful for needed help. And underrated prospect Billy Cosh, son of KSU assistant Chris Cosh, will add more competition at the logjam at quarterback.
Analysis: Snyder has a typically heavy mix of junior college players and five players who were on the roster last season but whose scholarships will kick in this season. The most important part of this class is that important depth was added along both the offensive and defensive lines. The Wildcats could have used quarterback Cameron Newton, who decided last month to attend Auburn. Instead, Snyder added three quarterbacks for what is a position heavy on personnel but a big question mark heading into spring practice.
What LHC Bill Snyder said: “It is kind of the way of the world and it is just the way of recruiting today. It’s different for me and I’m still trying to get my arms around it. I am not sure that I’m fully comfortable with it.” … [on the needs that the 2010 recruiting class satisfied]: “It relates to offensive and defensive line help more than anything else. We can build young guys up, but we need big guys to come in and make a contribution in the early stages of their career.”
Scouts Inc. grade/rankings: D, 12th in Big 12.
Kansas recruiting capsule
February, 4, 2010
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By Tim Griffin
Kansas Jayhawks
Total class: 18
ESPNU 150: 0
By position: DE 3, ATH 2, RB 2, WR 2, S 2, ILB 2, WR 1, TE 1, OT 1, QB 1, DT 1.
By state: Texas 8, Missouri 3, Kansas 1, Illinois 1, Iowa 1, Virginia 1, Florida 1, New Jersey 1, Utah 1.
Already enrolled in school: 1.
The big ones: Brandon Bourbon, the nation's No. 104 running back, is projected as a featured running threat after decommitting from Stanford for Kansas several days ago. WR Keeston Terry is a tall, skinny athlete who coaches feel will develop into a potent breakaway threat. He's listed as the nation's No. 129 athlete.
Sleeper: ATH Jake Farley could be a producer on offense and defense, although he’s expected to end up at safety where his heady play and physicality should help the Jayhawks’ secondary.
Needs met: Kansas added four potential receivers -- all of whom will provide the “breakaway ability” that coach Turner Gill has deemed so necessary. Junior college transfer quarterback Quinn Mecham is already in school and will push Kale Pick during spring practice. And Bourbon and James Sims should add pop to Kansas’ running game.
Analysis: Gill did a nice job of keeping the class together and adding a couple of impressive late gets in Bourbon and cornerback Dexter McDonald in the last days of recruiting. The loss of pass-rushing specialist Geneo Grissom was disappointing, but the Jayhawks regrouped and finished strong. They only signed one offensive lineman, but the Jayhawks have a lot of across-the-board young talent already in place.
What Turner Gill said: “I think the recruiting class has speed and length and playmakers. That’s the type of things we are looking for. We feel really good about the guys who are signing with us. We also feel good about the players who are here. We are trying to mesh together the talent that we have now, and then the talent that we bring in to make sure we move forward.”
Scouts Inc. grade/rankings: C-minus, 11th in Big 12.
