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

[Bqqkie Pimp]

That's a picture of the KU Beta Theta Pi fraternity during their annual formal party where a farm animal is tortured and killed.

Why are their hands on the hips of the dude in front of them? It's like some sort of weird train.

Original aggy?

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

Pigfucker Aggie

[MadCat]

Don Carlos aggies

[Brock Landers]

That's a picture of the KU Beta Theta Pi fraternity during their annual formal party where a farm animal is tortured and killed.

Why are their hands on the hips of the dude in front of them? It's like some sort of weird train.

Original aggy?

[CNS]

That's a picture of the KU Beta Theta Pi fraternity during their annual formal party where a farm animal is tortured and killed.

Why are their hands on the hips of the dude in front of them? It's like some sort of weird train.

Original aggy?

Watch out, one of those guys grabbing his nuts on national tv is going to end up TX gov or US President most likely.

[deputy dawg]

That's a picture of the KU Beta Theta Pi fraternity during their annual formal party where a farm animal is tortured and killed.

Why are their hands on the hips of the dude in front of them? It's like some sort of weird train.

Original aggy?

Watch out, one of those guys grabbing his nuts on national tv is going to end up TX gov or US President most likely.

 Maybe they just contributed to the jizz jar? 

[The Big Train]

 

[CNS]

True story:

Had a friend at KSU who used to visit Tamu often.  HS friend went there or something.  He used to get a cadet hair cut before going.  He said that the cadet ppl get huge amts of ladies and that simply getting the cut and lying about it to drunk chicks was a sure thing.

Said that he didn't used to do that and the diff was night and day.

Long story, short.  Tamu women sound equally mumped up as the men.

[Spracne]

Kool-Aid’s the thing, man. Kool-Aid will take you as far as you want it, but you’ve got to have sugar. You can’t drink Kool-Aid without sugar.

[star seed 7]

As the Kansas football team kicks off its 2013 season against South Dakota Saturday, a multitude of activities will be going on in and around Memorial Stadium to make for an exciting game day experience. Game time is slated for 6 p.m., as the Jayhawks will open their 124th season of football under second-year head coach Charlie Weis .

The game versus the Coyotes will serve as Salute to Service day with all active and retired military personnel, police, fire, medical and first responders will receive $15 admission with the presentation of a valid ID. Additionally, Family Four Packs are available which include four general admission tickets for $60.

The Hy-Vee Hawk Zone will open two and a half hours prior to kickoff (3:30 p.m.) and is located on the practice fields, which are located southeast of Memorial Stadium. The fun zone is filled with inflatable games, face painting, balloon making, free giveaways and much more. This Saturday only, the Kansas men's basketball team will be signing autographs from 4-5 p.m. Only one item per person will be allowed in the autograph line. 

As is tradition at Kansas football games, the Marching Jayhawks will begin their march down Campanile Hill one hour prior to kickoff (5 p.m.). The Marching Jayhawks' halftime performance for Saturday's home opener will be "The Classic Rock Show".

A new addition to Jayhawk football games in 2013 will be the Rock Chalk Recycle program. Fans should look for new recycling, compost and trash bins as the program launches on the hill and in Memorial Stadium. Blue trash bags are designated for recycling, green for compost and grey for landfill bound items. By partnering in this new initiative, Jayhawk fans can help lead the way in building sustainable traditions.

Following the game, fans will not leave empty handed as there will be a Jayhawk License Plate giveaway upon exit from the stadium.

chances on don carlos making it on the license plates?

[KSUBrian]

That's a picture of the KU Beta Theta Pi fraternity during their annual formal party where a farm animal is tortured and killed.

Why are their hands on the hips of the dude in front of them? It's like some sort of weird train.

Ready...1....2....3.....Reach around!!

[deputy dawg]

As the Kansas football team kicks off its 2013 season against South Dakota Saturday, a multitude of activities will be going on in and around Memorial Stadium to make for an exciting game day experience. Game time is slated for 6 p.m., as the Jayhawks will open their 124th season of football under second-year head coach Charlie Weis .

The game versus the Coyotes will serve as Salute to Service day with all active and retired military personnel, police, fire, medical and first responders will receive $15 admission with the presentation of a valid ID. Additionally, Family Four Packs are available which include four general admission tickets for $60.

The Hy-Vee Hawk Zone will open two and a half hours prior to kickoff (3:30 p.m.) and is located on the practice fields, which are located southeast of Memorial Stadium. The fun zone is filled with inflatable games, face painting, balloon making, free giveaways and much more. This Saturday only, the Kansas men's basketball team will be signing autographs from 4-5 p.m. Only one item per person will be allowed in the autograph line. 

As is tradition at Kansas football games, the Marching Jayhawks will begin their march down Campanile Hill one hour prior to kickoff (5 p.m.). The Marching Jayhawks' halftime performance for Saturday's home opener will be "The Classic Rock Show".

A new addition to Jayhawk football games in 2013 will be the Rock Chalk Recycle program. Fans should look for new recycling, compost and trash bins as the program launches on the hill and in Memorial Stadium. Blue trash bags are designated for recycling, green for compost and grey for landfill bound items. By partnering in this new initiative, Jayhawk fans can help lead the way in building sustainable traditions.

Following the game, fans will not leave empty handed as there will be a Jayhawk License Plate giveaway upon exit from the stadium.

chances on don carlos making it on the license plates?

AT&T, one of the carriers that won't be able to broadcast the game in KC?  Would not be shocked if they were sponsoring that.

Lots of ku fans not happy about their new super-genius 3rd tier deal with Time Warner.
http://www.kansascity.com/2013/09/04/4458123/ku-fans-without-metro-sports-seeing.html

[KITNfury]

As the Kansas football team kicks off its 2013 season against South Dakota Saturday, a multitude of activities will be going on in and around Memorial Stadium to make for an exciting game day experience. Game time is slated for 6 p.m., as the Jayhawks will open their 124th season of football under second-year head coach Charlie Weis .

The game versus the Coyotes will serve as Salute to Service day with all active and retired military personnel, police, fire, medical and first responders will receive $15 admission with the presentation of a valid ID. Additionally, Family Four Packs are available which include four general admission tickets for $60.

The Hy-Vee Hawk Zone will open two and a half hours prior to kickoff (3:30 p.m.) and is located on the practice fields, which are located southeast of Memorial Stadium. The fun zone is filled with inflatable games, face painting, balloon making, free giveaways and much more. This Saturday only, the Kansas men's basketball team will be signing autographs from 4-5 p.m. Only one item per person will be allowed in the autograph line. 

As is tradition at Kansas football games, the Marching Jayhawks will begin their march down Campanile Hill one hour prior to kickoff (5 p.m.). The Marching Jayhawks' halftime performance for Saturday's home opener will be "The Classic Rock Show".

A new addition to Jayhawk football games in 2013 will be the Rock Chalk Recycle program. Fans should look for new recycling, compost and trash bins as the program launches on the hill and in Memorial Stadium. Blue trash bags are designated for recycling, green for compost and grey for landfill bound items. By partnering in this new initiative, Jayhawk fans can help lead the way in building sustainable traditions.

Following the game, fans will not leave empty handed as there will be a Jayhawk License Plate giveaway upon exit from the stadium.

chances on don carlos making it on the license plates?

100's of fans will get this amazing gift.

[Harry Doyle]

I think it's funny they have to stick around for the entire game to get their commemorative license plate.

[CNS]

KU's Justin McCay hopes three-year wait for first catch comes to an end
Three years later, after a transfer to Kansas and a year on the sideline, Justin McCay is still looking for his first college reception. But when he takes the field on Saturday night against South Dakota in the Jayhawks' season opener, he will do so with Jake Heaps under center.

 

[Kelsey_Grammar]

KU's Justin McCay hopes three-year wait for first catch comes to an end
Three years later, after a transfer to Kansas and a year on the sideline, Justin McCay is still looking for his first college reception. But when he takes the field on Saturday night against South Dakota in the Jayhawks' season opener, he will do so with Jake Heaps under center.

 

Contrary to what you may have heard, beginning a sentence with a conjunction can qualify as proper usage in certain situations...

[Brock Landers]

As the Kansas football team kicks off its 2013 season against South Dakota Saturday, a multitude of activities will be going on in and around Memorial Stadium to make for an exciting game day experience. Game time is slated for 6 p.m., as the Jayhawks will open their 124th season of football under second-year head coach Charlie Weis .

The game versus the Coyotes will serve as Salute to Service day with all active and retired military personnel, police, fire, medical and first responders will receive $15 admission with the presentation of a valid ID. Additionally, Family Four Packs are available which include four general admission tickets for $60.

The Hy-Vee Hawk Zone will open two and a half hours prior to kickoff (3:30 p.m.) and is located on the practice fields, which are located southeast of Memorial Stadium. The fun zone is filled with inflatable games, face painting, balloon making, free giveaways and much more. This Saturday only, the Kansas men's basketball team will be signing autographs from 4-5 p.m. Only one item per person will be allowed in the autograph line. 

As is tradition at Kansas football games, the Marching Jayhawks will begin their march down Campanile Hill one hour prior to kickoff (5 p.m.). The Marching Jayhawks' halftime performance for Saturday's home opener will be "The Classic Rock Show".

A new addition to Jayhawk football games in 2013 will be the Rock Chalk Recycle program. Fans should look for new recycling, compost and trash bins as the program launches on the hill and in Memorial Stadium. Blue trash bags are designated for recycling, green for compost and grey for landfill bound items. By partnering in this new initiative, Jayhawk fans can help lead the way in building sustainable traditions.

Following the game, fans will not leave empty handed as there will be a Jayhawk License Plate giveaway upon exit from the stadium.

chances on don carlos making it on the license plates?

Lol forgot about Don Carlos.  When will the University of Kansas come to their senses and ditch that ridiculous Jayhawk mascot in favor of becoming the Fightin' Don Carlos's or something?

[PowercatPat]

KU's Justin McCay hopes three-year wait for first catch comes to an end
Three years later, after a transfer to Kansas and a year on the sideline, Justin McCay is still looking for his first college reception. But when he takes the field on Saturday night against South Dakota in the Jayhawks' season opener, he will do so with Jake Heaps under center.

 

Remember when we finished 2nd for him out of high school? Good times.

[timhawk]

I think it's funny they have to stick around for the entire game to get their commemorative license plate.

maybe.... but at least we will be leaving with a win *cough cough*

[POWL]

I think it's funny they have to stick around for the entire game to get their commemorative license plate.

maybe.... but at least we will be leaving with a win *cough cough*

you should count your wins very carefully .........

[97cat]

I think it's funny they have to stick around for the entire game to get their commemorative license plate.

maybe.... but at least we will be leaving with a win *cough cough*

Really Timmy? Have you sen that pile of crap out there?

[Harry Doyle]

I think it's funny they have to stick around for the entire game to get their commemorative license plate.

maybe.... but at least we will be leaving with a win *cough cough*

Really Timmy? Have you sen that pile of crap out there?

Spring game champs tho.

[bones129]

They win all their spring grames. Simply amazing. A college football dynasty.

[deputy dawg]

I know it's Bleacher Report, but the discussion of where Bobby Petrino might end up is hilarious.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1766494-which-hot-seat-schools-will-be-interviewing-bobby-petrino-in-december?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=college-football.

A line that will kill our TSC bros:
"A step down the ladder from the Missouri, Kansas is a place coaches go to one day see their names atop a “hot seat” listing."

[OregonSmock]

True powerhouse programs lose to FCS schools.  At home.