I live in Oregon. There are many alum here in the Pacific Northwest. I go back to Fargo for home games usually once a year (probably taking in 2 games and the week between this fall.), plus playoffs and the NC game if we can make it again.
From here, not much distinguishes KS from ND. People know KS primarily because of the folks protesting at funerals (great job with that, by the way) and the meth belt that includes much of KS. The most famous sports team that people know of is Kansas basketball. They only know your football team as the folks that folded like an old used lawn chair to the Ducks in the Fiesta Bowl. While your program is good these days, most fans not from the midwest still don't know it. Oregon fans call KSU football the Big 12 JV team.
Did I just read North Dakota smack mediated through Oregon? I am pretty sure a bunch of Nike wearing Steve Prefontaine worshipping Seattle hipster wannabes are more worried about how they are going to continue to try and live off of the revenue generated from the Goonies house and the school used in the movie Kindergarten Cop in Astoria, Oregon than discuss KSU's eliteness.
Please, how does that eliteness feel? Than, we can discuss how great KSU's English classes are.
Jesus Christ you KSU folks are impossible. You firmly believe that Kansas is any different than North Dakota. To the rest of the world, we are both flyover states that produce the ingredients to their bread and the meat that goes in between. That's it. This is a dick measuring contest that neither will win.
Wow...these shots at my grammatical syntax tells me I may have angered a few lost souls.
Than was used correctly as it was used as a comparison and a conjuction rather THAN signaling a next step in a timeline (which would be then).
http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/difficulties/thanthen.htmlI may make some grammatical errors, but know it is because of how little I care about North Dakota. If I cared, there would be no errors. Might want to brush up on your Engrish. Know your role as the Delaware of the Midwest and talk grammar smack to some other FCS school that actually knows you exist (IDK, maybe like Montana).