Baker Mayfield

After seeing that hit, I can understand him being ticked off. After listening to him run his mouth in interviews, I can see why he's a target.

Was the KU player penalized after that hit? He should have been.

Was Mayfield hit with an unsportsmanlike on the sideline? He should have been. I seem to recall Anthony Lazard picking up one for shouting an expletive at an opponent from the sidelines. Mayfield does it multiple times, in full view? Provoked or not, at the very least a coach should have been chasing after him.

I dunno...I guess it makes football more entertaining to some.
 
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I think Baker Mayfield is great, and I love his antics. If your team's captains won't shake his hand before the game, then prepare to get humiliated.

If he is a leader he should stop with the gestures and yelling at opposing fans - be better and bigger than the opposition - prove it on the scoreboard. Can't wait to see his meltdown when he washes out in the NFL.
 
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The funny part is the great Baker Mayfield let the pathetic Kansas football team get to him. What a dumbass. Every other team that has played Kansas has treated them like the inferior sad program that they are.

According the the Kansas City newspaper, the Kansas players refused to shake his hand to get into his head. They knew he was a hothead, so they were trying to mess with him. That's funny on many levels. First, it worked. Second, maybe if Kanas worked as hard on football as they did on this mind games, they wouldn't suck so bad.

I'm so glad that Kansas is keeping Beaty. And I think Baker is going to flame out in the NFL, so that will be fun.
 
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Guys, this is who Mayfield is. He plays with a chip on his shoulder, he plays like a spoiled arrogant prick, that's what gets him going. His teammates respond and he plays at a high-level. You either love the swagger or you don't.

Not everyone can be calm, cool and collected and "get up" for games -- plus that would make for some boring football.
 
It clearly doesn't effect his play though, so what's the harm? If anything it makes him play better. He played with that same attitude against Ohio State and tore them apart. He played more poised and calm against us and they lost.

So, the end justifies the means? Clearly, sportsmanship and class are dead in your arena.
 
I think there's a fine line between swagger and arrogance and Baker Mayfield crossed it a long time ago. Barring a major attitude change he'll flame out in the NFL in two or three years.
 
Reminds me of a less talented Johnny Manziel

I think he has a little bit stronger arm than Manziel but the overall attitude and disposition of the two is very similar. I read a column the other day that attempted to compare Mayfield to Drew Brees when he was at Purdue. I about did a spit take when I read that. Brees was incredibly smart and a grinder and he had the respect of everyone on that team. I don't know if you could say the same for Mayfield.
 
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Not a smart move by Mayfield but hoe ridiculous is it that KU wouldn't shake his hand? Ku's locker room must really be broken at this point if they wont even shake hands
 
Reminds me of a less talented Johnny Manziel

He’s much more talented than Manziel. It’s not even close. Imagine Baker having Mike Evans to throw it up to every time he scrambles.

Full disclosure: I have $50 on Baker to win the Heisman at 7-1.
 
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I didn't think it was possible for Kansas football to be more embarrassing than they already are but they managed to pulled it off yesterday. Refusing to shake hands with a guy to start the game to show your teammates that you came to play and to get in a hothead's head is the most bush league middle school garbage I have seen in some time. So childish. It's a shame that it didn't cross their minds that a good way to show your teammates that you're here to play is to block someone, complete a pass, tackle an ball carrier or cover a receiver. That the player who did this was Joe Dineen, who otherwise has been one of the great ambassadors for KU, is beyond mind boggling and yet another example of how far off the rails the program has run with Beaty driving the train. Ridiculous.
 
I didn't think it was possible for Kansas football to be more embarrassing than they already are but they managed to pulled it off yesterday. Refusing to shake hands with a guy to start the game to show your teammates that you came to play and to get in a hothead's head is the most bush league middle school garbage I have seen in some time. So childish. It's a shame that it didn't cross their minds that a good way to show your teammates that you're here to play is to block someone, complete a pass, tackle an ball carrier or cover a receiver. That the player who did this was Joe Dineen, who otherwise has been one of the great ambassadors for KU, is beyond mind boggling and yet another example of how far off the rails the program has run with Beaty driving the train. Ridiculous.

I think I was almost more appalled by how (it appears) they had told the kid captains to not shake his hand either. They didn't even flinch when Baker put his hand out. Good lesson for those kids, KU :rolleyes:
 
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