CycloneErik
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To be fair, when we fail, we're more colorful about it than most.
Quality over quantity?
K-State made the All-Time Bottom 10 Team - CFB150
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To be fair, when we fail, we're more colorful about it than most.
Quality over quantity?
Where are you getting your numbers? I find:
KSU 536-633-42
ISU 525-632-46
KU 588-644-58
That would mean KU already has more losses and ISU not quite having as many.
All still pretty dismal if you ask me.
Velo, it was posted on Twitter the other day following Ku's rationalizations about being the better program. Anyway, I'm attempting to find the source and will post it here when it pops up.
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Remember upon taking the NU job Scott saying: We are not adjusting to the B10, the B10 will have to adjust to us. Never a good idea to spit in the face of karma so early in one's career. He and his program look lost in the cornfields. And like Ku hoops, it will surly soon be reflected by the lack of butts in the seats.
This can't be. I was told that kNU has the longest sell out streak in the history of the world.
By the way, I surely see what you did there.
Nebraska still has the longest sellout streak and huge stadium to have to sell out. They also have really good basketball attendance. Will be interesting to see if those attendance #'s can stay if they keep losing. They do have the advantage of being the only power 5 school in the state, no pro teams anywhere close and in a stable conference that generates tons of cash. I thought their 2 latest hires were great but early returns are ugly. We'll see what it looks like in a few years.
The sight hasn’t been common at Allen Fieldhouse.
"For both of Kansas basketball’s two exhibition games, there were multiple empty rows in the northwest and southwest corners, leaving many to wonder whether this trend would continue in the regular season — beginning with Friday’s home opener against UNC Greensboro.
"KU athletic director Jeff Long worked to allay some of those fears Thursday, saying — for instance — that the Jayhawks’ streak of 291 consecutive sellouts dating back to the 2001-02 season appears to be safe." KC Star
"For both of Kansas basketball’s two exhibition games, there were multiple empty rows in the northwest and southwest corners, leaving many to wonder whether this trend would continue in the regular season — beginning with Friday’s home opener against UNC Greensboro.
"KU athletic director Jeff Long worked to allay some of those fears Thursday, saying — for instance — that the Jayhawks’ streak of 291 consecutive sellouts dating back to the 2001-02 season appears to be safe." KC Star
Just because all the seats are sold to a game does not insure that a butt is in every seat. A bank have been known to buy up unsold tickets to keep a certain sell out streak going. That bank might have to dig deep into its capital to keep that streak intact in the next couple of years. The fan base is becoming numb!
