Typical Ben mind trick.
Just a year ago K-State's athletic department was in a "Shambles" absolutely being left in the dust by ku's athletic program on every level according to Ben. Rudderless, bankrupt, can't win anything.
A year later Mangino was canned and ku's football season was a complete disaster, firmly planting ku back as being the 2nd worst football program in the Big 12.. ku failed in the NCAA tourney. All the other ku sports programs are mired in mediocrity. The only coach Lew hired at ku until Gill has done nothing but bring up the bottom of the conference. Lew's football coaching hire was the 3rd or 4th choice. Lew admitted that expenses are out pacing revenues. The huge facilities announcement was complete egg in the face for Lew Perkins. The ku athletic department is under investigation by the FBI.
The athletic department in shambles went to the NCAA tourney in baseball and will likely go again this year. The basketball program had it's deepest NCAA tourney run in years, the football program was 1 game away from playing in the conference championship game, and men's track team is nationally ranked.
Again, lets review. K-State was in SHAMBLES one year ago according to you and Tardville.
Give it a rest, hater. K-State still owes Ron Prince over $6 million, and your program still can't even scrounge up enough money to build a new basketball facility. Pat yourselves on the back for finally making it to the NCAA baseball tournament for the first time in school history. KU became the first school to go to a College World Series, Final Four, and bowl game in the same season back in
1993. Just two years ago, KU became the 2nd program in history to win a national title and BCS Bowl in the same season. Just this year, KU completed over $55 million in upgrades to its athletic facilities in and around AFH. To top it off, KU just inked an $86 million deal with IMG.
Let me know when K-State even comes close to doing any of those things. Excuse me if I'm not impressed with an 11-5 2nd place tie in the Big 12, a three game sweep from KU, and an Elite Eight loss to Butler.