Kansas Jayhawk News and Notes 9.18.10
by Owen on Sep 18, 2010 8:26 AM CDT
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PrintOnce again plenty to work on this week. Southern Miss.is a good team and at times there were positives that could be taken from this one. It's just hard to say they were enough to provide a huge amount of optimism for this year.
Kansas vs. Southern Miss.
KU report card, notes | CJOnline.com
Capital Journal grades. Not holding back, which is good.
A step back; KU falls, 31-16 | CJOnline.com
Tully and the Capital Journal
KU struggles in 31-16 loss to Southern Mississippi - KansasCity.com
More from Brady McCollough
Southern Mississippi beats KU - KansasCity.com
KCStar write up
Matt Tait’s KU football notebook | KUsports.com
A few notes. Bad news on Hatch since his back is what slowed him over the summer.
Southern hostility: Jayhawks struggle on road | KUsports.com
KUSports recap
College Football Open Thread will be up today for anyone watching the games.
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Somewhat off-topic, got this from a KC Star article on the KSU vs ISU game
When the Wildcats and Cyclones agreed to move their series to Arrowhead, it was nothing more than a two-year trial run. Fans gave the matchup a fun nickname that plays off the universities’ emphasis on agriculture, but few knew how the game would be received.
Would fans flock to Kansas City as they do for the Border War for Kansas and Missouri? Would tailgaters arrive days in advance as they do in Dallas for the Red River Rivalry? Would it draw national television exposure?
Or would the two teams play in front of mostly empty red seats?
I can’t believe either administration had anywhere near the hopes that this game would be anything like the Border War. Reading stuff like this is in major newspapers just makes me scratch my head.
Glad I came, just wish I hadn't stayed so long.
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