KU has sold out all 6 of their scheduled games there. Here is last years box score, 18,800 attendance: http://content.usatoday.com/sportsda...1/30#box-score


I think you might be referring to the $72 CBE tickets. I agree, that was hilarious. give them credit though looks like they learned their lesson and are pricing back at $20 this season.
http://m.axs.com/events/241005/cbe-hall-of-fame-classic

Whatever you have to tell yourself.

Kansas fans in KC can just drive 30 minutes and see a ball game at one of the best venues in the nation.

Concrete evidence.

I'm sure Hawaii basketball fans travel extremely well compared to SLU even.

LMAO.

Mizzou tickets were avail for $10. Sounds like a fair price, until I found out they weren't paying you $10 to go:
http://www.mutigers.com/sports/m-bas...111413aaa.html

KU is bored playing at Sprint Center. It's not even a challenge for them.

Cue the responses about losses in B12 tourney.

What's the Big 12 tourney?

Like when they dropped the game to Baylor on purpose so they wouldn't have to play Mizzou again in their last year in the conference?

Yea. They were busy preparing for the Final Four that year.

AND Mark Whitehead wasn't officiating the tourney, so you had no guarantees

There were at least about 500 or so SLU fans at that game (including myself)

So you had to play like what, four more games than everybody and still not win anything that year? Harsh, man.

Won the Big 12 at 16-2. But of course we win it every year so no biggie.

Won the NCAA regional too. I was there. Incredible feeling, maybe once in your lifetime you'll experience it.

I'm referring to their game against SLU. 10,315
http://espn.go.com/ncb/boxscore?gameId=323252305

Why you would post a link about Oregon State in response to a post about the SLU game seems odd...until you consider the fact that you are stupid. Then, it makes more sense.

Because that wasn't a KU home game like what you are discussing with Mizzou-Hawaii. I often have to help you with apples-to-apples comparisons since you're an absolute reerun.

North Carolina loses to Belmont. damn

Somehow being a home game at Sprint Center is different than it being a neutral site game at Sprint Center. I got it. The rest of the KU fans are right. You're an idiot.

Just make sure you compare like things. It's not hard to do, even for a shit-for-brains such as yourself.

Is this the reason ku has shitty football attendance too?

Mizzou basketball is a bigger draw in Kansas City. I find that hilarious.

Big 12 Iowa State beats Big 10 #7 Michigan.

missouri hadn't played in Kansas City in a couple years. You would think some of your fans appreciated that the school played a game there. Good job.

SEC basketball continues it's losing as South Carolina falls to Clemson.

Don't make fun of Baylor, that lil ol' Bible college is better than Might Mizzou at every sport.

And at $10 each, the price was right.

I see the KU trolls and their wee man complex is out in full force tonight.

You guys have such an inferiority complex during football season, it's grotesque.

Turner to put Final Four broadcasts on three channels and customize two of them to participating teams

Cool idea.

A Missouri fan talking about "inferiority complex". Wow, that's rich

Come now. You guys have had diaper rash since we were promoted to the SEC.

Now that the 27 game losing streak has been broken, I'm sure that Kansas football will fade back into obscurity. It was fun snickering about it all for a while but the world will little note nor long remember that one winning record you guys have posted in the past 20.

You guys still have basketball, and it sounds like the expectations couldn't be higher. It should be a fun spring for you.

Spring?

KU Basketball is the top in college sports, the Chiefs are vying for the number #1 seed in the AFC and the KU Football team just beat a program that's been to 11 straight bowls.

I'd say things are pretty nice for KU fans right about now.

Sounds like Weis deserves an extension.

He has a 5 year contract. Why would you extend after 25% of the deal?

And a statue.

Wow, had no idea he had that fat of a contract. How did that happen?

So back to sports: when does your basketball coach come off NCAA suspension for his cheating? Just curious what it must be like to have one coach barred by the NCAA and the other coach under probation by the school for his public drunkeness.

I'm pretty sure Kansas fans don't have to wonder what receiving penalties from the NCAA feels like.

Nope, our coach has never been suspended by the NCAA. Not in 120 years. You must be proud of Frank Haith.

I guess you don't have to wonder what it feels like to tear down goalposts after winning a non-rivalry game against an opponent who won't even qualify for a bowl, either...

Who is getting that extra bowl slot that the Big 1? can't fill, btw?

I notice how you carefully parsed your words (non-rivalry) so as not to have me pull out the hilarious 2002 Brad Smith photo again.

I know how much you love talking about things that happened more than a decade ago.

Maybe Ohio or Louisiana-Monroe? They filled the Independence Bowl slots that neither the SEC or ACC could fill last season.

Ironically Notre Dame is filling in for the Big 12 in the NYC Bowl.

Mizzou was itching to take it, but didn't qualify. They should just re-name it the Mizzou Shreveport Classic.

Your entire team was banned from postseason play in 1989. I suppose that is different from a suspension (which only affects the coach for 5 games and has no post-season implications), but I can't imagine you taking such care to parse the words.

Correct. Mizzou thought it sounded like a good idea and followed suit with the same ban 2 years later:
http://www.nytimes.com/1990/11/09/sp...probation.html

bwahahahahaha!

Kansas would shit themselves if they were able to make the Independence bowl.

Wow...the Big 1? will only have 6 bowl teams. No other major conference will have fewer than 8.

The SEC will have between 9 and 12.

As long as they are winning, nobody cares. That goes for any school.

Big12 had 9 last year. It happens. SEC won't always be the best. Big12 has had years where they were the best, B1G has, and SEC is. It'll just change again in a few years.

This is the part where somebody teaches Saul the concept of fractions.

It will never be the Big 1? that is on top. It won't always be the SEC on top, not every year, anyway. Another league will be better for a year here and there. It's hard to envision a scenario in which the SEC isn't the best over any five year period, though. No other conference will ever have a run of dominance the way the SEC is currently experiencing.

Funny thing...if aTm and Mizzou were in the Big 12 this year instead of the other two jokers, the Big 12 might be better than the SEC this year.

Just wait until Saban goes to Texas.

This is the part where you pretend that you get to simply say that not having more teams in the conference (because every team with an offer bolted) doesn't speak to how terrible your conference is.

Hey everyone...our teams may suck, but at least there aren't many of them! That counts for something, right? Besides...Florida State and Clemson will be here any minute.

Alabama could just hire Rhodes and win another title. It wouldn't be the first time an SEC team from Alabama hired a shitty Iowa State head coach and still won the national championship.

Make sure you post something on your twitter account when Saban goes to Texas, btw. I need to make sure I'm in the loop.

It already has. Right now, the SEC is actually trailing the PAC for best conference rating:
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/ncaaf...13/conference/


What's really interesting is that without Mizzou's rating included, there's almost no difference between the SEC-E and the Big 12. So they wanted to step up to a better conference? They're still playing the same caliber opponents in that division.

Impressive for the Big 12. If you only count the 6 teams in the weaker division of the SEC...and then you take out the best team from that division...the remaining five teams are only a little better than the Big 12 as a whole...according to a worthless computer.

:LOL:

You really are terrible at math, aren't you?

Jabari Parker could stand to lose about 20 lbs.

Baylor jumps OSU in the AP poll. Will be jumping them in the BCS next week with a win over Oklahoma State.

That's possible. They are one of six teams ESPN says could play for the title.

http://insider.espn.go.com/college-f...llege-football

Baptist Aggie can die in a fire for all I care.

Objection, your honor. Includes positive words regarding Mizzou.

Dude....Not sure what you were searching for to get that Pic....but its...."disturbing"....
NTTAWWT....to each his own.....

wtf? You're into some weird shit dude

to be fair, the majority of crap that turns up in a "ku" search is gay. NTTIAWWT.

I get that....What I dont get is why you search for it.....again...To each his own.

Wow. Dude is googling "naked male KU students". I guess whatever floats his sexual boat but why he'd post that here is beyond comprehension.

What a stud.

Maryland has to pay $50,000,000 to leave the ACC. Glad the Big 12 lawyers aren't as good as the ACC's...

Why would ku frats want their members to be naked?

Not one school in the Big 12 is concerned about money.

Most people probably would have paid to get rid of MU. Works out for everyone.

No kidding, you guys brought in Punch and Judy and it seems to have improved your record in football... eventually... by one.

Literally no one is buying that argument.

Big 12: tougher with TCU and West Virginia

Good God. A ****ing baptist school in Waco is the toast of the conference.

Nothing like a ten team midwestern conference that includes the number two program in Iowa, the number two program in Kansas, the number two program in Oklahoma, the number 3, 4, & 5 programs in Texas...and West Virginia. All this to go along with two historic powers who are slowly bleeding out.

I think the Big 12 really needs Nick Saban. He could come in and dominate the Washington Generals for as long as he likes, and still be in a conference that's legitimately major enough to put him in the title game every year if he wins it. No LSUs or Auburns to trip him up occasionally. And having a team in the conference that is a title contender most years would go a long way to trying to establish the Big 12 as a legitimate major football conference again.

He's more or less the governor of Alabama right now, but that might not compare to having your own conference.