This is funny by itself, but the fact that her red shirt looks like she could possibly be an Oklahoma fan takes it up another level.
Les Miles already fired his offensive coordinator
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This is funny by itself, but the fact that her red shirt looks like she could possibly be an Oklahoma fan takes it up another level.
Someone is in trouble. That girl is the "tutor" who does all the basketball players work in Knitting 201.
demoncore1031
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Ewww. My high school football coach supposedly did that as well. And he looked just like Super Mario and used the word "people" far too often.
demoncore1031
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For a Les Miles offense it is considered horrible, but for a typical KU team it seems like they are decent this year. Carter Stanley's numbers are really good and they have two RB's that have combined for almost 900 rushing yds. That Iowa Central kid is by far their best WR.
On another note... That really good sophomore CB they have just got arrested yesterday.
I just looked at the guys resume that he fired. That guy had no business at this point in his life of being a power 5 offensive coordinator. Never should have been hired.
Don't hate on Mangino...DUDE Wipes hadn't been invented yet. I wonder if Cuban has ever considered the DUDE Towels concept...
They do have decent numbers for as bad a team as they are. A lot of those came against really bad defenses. (Boston College, yikes) They had virtually nothing against TCU. Still Williams is a very good back, and Stanley as definitely had his moments. He looked very good against BC.
Guy may have been a rushed pick. I believe the OC that Miles originally had bailed last minute because he got the HC job at Troy.
Did you know that one of those running backs - Khalil Herbert - chose to red shirt after being their leading rusher through the first four games? He eventually chose to transfer.
https://www.kansascity.com/sports/college/big-12/university-of-kansas/article235721952.html
Wow, that guy actually looked pretty good against BC, but then again, everyone for KU looked good against BC.
http://m.kusports.com/news/2019/oct...-6-year-contract-guaranteed/?templates=mobile
The third offensive coordinator Les Miles has hired since taking over the Kansas football program in November of 2018, Brent Dearmon’s contract could keep the recently promoted senior offensive consultant with the Jayhawks through the 2025 season.
A copy of the contract, obtained by the Journal-World through an open records request, shows that Dearmon’s first two years — which include the remainder of this season, and all of the 2020 and 2021 seasons — are guaranteed and will pay him $250,000 each of those years.
Given the timing of Dearmon’s promotion, in the middle of the season, once Miles fired Les Koenning, the rest of this year and all of the 2020 season are lumped together as “year one” of the contract.
The man Dearmon is replacing, Koenning signed a deal that paid him $500,000 a year. Koenning’s contract with KU Athletics was only guaranteed for two years. He is due to be paid the remainder of his $500,000 salary for the 2019 season and another $500,000 for 2020, per the terms of his deal.
Additionally, Dearmon can receive a raise in his salary based on KU’s success on the field.
His annual personal services agreement would increase by one of the following non-cumulative amounts if KU were to achieve the following:
• $250,000 for playing in the national championship game...
The third offensive coordinator Les Miles has hired since taking over the Kansas football program in November of 2018, Brent Dearmon’s contract could keep the recently promoted senior offensive consultant with the Jayhawks through the 2025 season.
A copy of the contract, obtained by the Journal-World through an open records request, shows that Dearmon’s first two years — which include the remainder of this season, and all of the 2020 and 2021 seasons — are guaranteed and will pay him $250,000 each of those years.
Given the timing of Dearmon’s promotion, in the middle of the season, once Miles fired Les Koenning, the rest of this year and all of the 2020 season are lumped together as “year one” of the contract.
The man Dearmon is replacing, Koenning signed a deal that paid him $500,000 a year. Koenning’s contract with KU Athletics was only guaranteed for two years. He is due to be paid the remainder of his $500,000 salary for the 2019 season and another $500,000 for 2020, per the terms of his deal.
Additionally, Dearmon can receive a raise in his salary based on KU’s success on the field.
His annual personal services agreement would increase by one of the following non-cumulative amounts if KU were to achieve the following:
• $250,000 for playing in the national championship game...
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