The KU Rayhawks are NOT going through a rough patch. They make Raytown, Missouri proud!

[meow meow]

i guess it just depends on your preference as a fan of a crappy school.

average 4-6 wins every year, when the stars align win 8 or 9 games

or

average 2 wins every year for decades at a time, when the stars align that one year you don't play the 3 best teams in the south, win 11 games

[PurpleOil]

It's been so long, I honestly keep forgetting how much of a fluke that year was for them. Even in their best year, they weren't even the best team in their division.

[CHONGS]

Record vs P5 teams.  Starting in 1992, a win gives you +1 and loss -1.



ISU just passed KU this year...

[Bqqkie Pimp]

Serious question, what would it take to reach a breaking point to actually drop football? Say the NCAA comes down hard on KU athletics. Say multi year postseason ban, loss of scholarships, recruiting restrictions... the works. Les Miles experiment fails spectacularly, revenue drops in basketball because of the sanctions and football continues being a black hole of suck for another 5 years.

Does the conversation realistically take place?

I bet it's like fielding a losing baseball team in the MLB.  There is so much TV money that you can't lose (but you are also a laughing stock).  I'm sure Dax has some spreadsheets on the breaking point financially.  I mean the only other teams to really talk about it are like, UConn right?  I mean woof, but their conference wasn't doing them any favors like the Big 12 is for KU football.

Probably spot on with the revenue deal but is there still a minimum attendance figure needed to stay in "D1". -- FBS teams also have to meet minimum game attendance requirements (average 15,000 people in actual or paid attendance per home game)

This totally explains why "SELLOUT 2019" was such a monumental goal/achievement for them.

They really needed big bro to come through for them like we did.

[ednksu]

Serious question, what would it take to reach a breaking point to actually drop football? Say the NCAA comes down hard on KU athletics. Say multi year postseason ban, loss of scholarships, recruiting restrictions... the works. Les Miles experiment fails spectacularly, revenue drops in basketball because of the sanctions and football continues being a black hole of suck for another 5 years.

Does the conversation realistically take place?

I bet it's like fielding a losing baseball team in the MLB.  There is so much TV money that you can't lose (but you are also a laughing stock).  I'm sure Dax has some spreadsheets on the breaking point financially.  I mean the only other teams to really talk about it are like, UConn right?  I mean woof, but their conference wasn't doing them any favors like the Big 12 is for KU football.

Probably spot on with the revenue deal but is there still a minimum attendance figure needed to stay in "D1". -- FBS teams also have to meet minimum game attendance requirements (average 15,000 people in actual or paid attendance per home game)

This totally explains why "SELLOUT 2019" was such a monumental goal/achievement for them.

They really needed big bro to come through for them like we did.

that's crazy to think we spotted them 2 games for their 15k average.  Who else would be so kind?

[Dr Rick Daris]

Record vs P5 teams.  Starting in 1992, a win gives you +1 and loss -1.



ISU just passed KU this year...

this is mildly surprising to me. I really though isu had more than a couple of ok years.

[michigancat]

I remember when KU meanies made fun of us for having port-a-potties in the NEZ in like the 90's or something

[CHONGS]

Same thing, but since 2009


Tale of 4 programs...

[meow meow]

see ya huskers

it seems unprecedented ku's level of futility, should call them futility U

[CHONGS]

If my math is correct, KU is sitting on 96 losses since the start of the 2010 season.  Only 4 more losses and they will get the coveted 100 Ls is a 10 years milestone (#100L10Y #kufball).

[CHONGS]

Since 2009 KU has a 10% winning percentage against P5 teams (will likely end up below 10% by the end of the year), a 47% winning percentage against non-P5 FBS teams, and a 64% winning percentage against FCS schools. 

[KITNfury]

If my math is correct, KU is sitting on 96 losses since the start of the 2010 season.  Only 4 more losses and they will get the coveted 100 Ls is a 10 years milestone (#100L10Y #kufball).

Your math is right, but they only have 3 more games.

[CHONGS]

If my math is correct, KU is sitting on 96 losses since the start of the 2010 season.  Only 4 more losses and they will get the coveted 100 Ls is a 10 years milestone (#100L10Y #kufball).

Your math is right, but they only have 3 more games.

Damn...

[CHONGS]

If my math is correct, KU is sitting on 96 losses since the start of the 2010 season.  Only 4 more losses and they will get the coveted 100 Ls is a 10 years milestone (#100L10Y #kufball).

Your math is right, but they only have 3 more games.

Damn...

If they lose out this year then they will enter next year with 90L in 9 years...I think they can pull it off in 2020.

[meow meow]

New Hampshire
Boston College
@ Coastal Carolina


Murderer's row

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

Yeah I think they may get several shots at that achievement.

[Shooter Jones]

Serious question, what would it take to reach a breaking point to actually drop football?

There is so much TV money that you can't lose (but you are also a laughing stock).

This. Can't drop it.

At some point they should just need to put an aluminum bleacher lower level all the way around, with new concessions/bathrooms, and you don't even touch the sacred exterior. Similar to Princeton's, and I bet they could could do it for not much more than that $50 mill they supposedly got.

[meow meow]

hot little stade you got there princeton

[DQ12]

KU has lost 46 conference road games in a row. 

Assuming the streak continues, No. 50 will be in MHK next season.

[SkinnyBenny]

I am generally a fan of Princeton's weird stade, but hoooooo boyyyyy look at that scoreboard for ants

[MakeItRain]

That Princeton stadium is too ambitious for KU, they should do what San Jose State has done

[BIG APPLE CAT]

That Princeton stadium is too ambitious for KU, they should do what San Jose State has done

They already have a hill

[TheProdigiousTalent]

That Princeton stadium is too ambitious for KU, they should do what San Jose State has done

Les is More 2020: Feel the Berm

Seriously, though.  Absurdly bold cheating at recruiting has allowed them to win 87 straight big 12 hoops titles, and attendance cheating has allowed them to remain a P5 school?  HOW ARE THERE NOT PITCHFORKS IN THE EFFING STREETS, MY PEOPLE?

[SkinnyBenny]

Oh my God. I hadn’t seen that. It’s awful. I just feel sad for them.

[MakeItRain]

Oh my God. I hadn’t seen that. It’s awful. I just feel sad for them.

They are doing a $40 million remodel that will take them, I'm dead ass serious on this, four years. I couldn't imagine being a K-State fan when we were broke boys.