1. Not a lot of people care about the status of KU football.
This, to me, is at the heart of KU's football issues. It's one thing for a team or program to be bad. We all know how that goes. But no matter how bad it got the last few years under Rhoads, fan interest didn't waver all that much. A big thing Campbell had going for him when he arrived was that the fans were starved for a winner. He knew he had the fan support. At KU, nobody gives a ****. It's tough when you can't even sell things like hope and a process to the fans, because there are no fans.