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***** OFFICIAL 2014 KANSAS FOOTBALL THREAD *****
(https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=279499)
***** OFFICIAL 2014 KANSAS FOOTBALL THREAD *****
2014 is a new year with a couple of changes. It's time for this team to turn the corner.
New OC - http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-12-0...ve-coordinator Pretty Sweet Recruiting Video - <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/w-RAeFDg_C4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
God I hope so.
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Please stop sucking.
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ROFL
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You just can't have a recruiting video where the head coach of the team says "I understand you can't win every game, but....."
You guys need to get rid of Chuck. You really do. |
It's still the 2013 season.
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I say this as a KU alum but....if you're really thinking about KU football right now, you really do need to get a life.
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LMAO
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We know KU football is ass. We know. But FFS, just calm the **** down and let us talk about recruits, new coaching staff and all the shit you won't give half a **** about until they start winning. |
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This may have been posted in the other thread but I wasn't gonna search through that. Grunhard on 810am talking coaching, KU, and a little Chiefs.
http://www.stationcaster.com/player_...=374&f=2227373 |
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Can't wait to win 3 games next year!!
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New commit. http://kansas.scout.com/a.z?s=172&p=8&c=1&nid=6975729
We beat out the likes of Akron and Bowling Green to get him. |
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The highlight of this season is going to be the unveiling [I hope] of the stadium renovations.
Mark that down... |
I had a dream last night that we lost to a high school team that had 3 girls on it, and they still wouldn't fire Weis.
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Jayhawks land commitment from former Florida tight end Kent Taylor
Taylor was top-ranked TE in Class of 2012 By Matt Tait For the third offseason in a row, Kansas University’s football program has landed a commitment from a high-profile transfer. Former Florida player Kent Taylor, the No. 1-ranked tight end in the Class of 2012, told Jon Kirby of JayhawkSlant.com on Tuesday that he was transferring to Kansas. Shortly after the news broke, Taylor’s Twitter feed (@kenttaylor18) was flooded with congratulatory messages, and Taylor made it clear that he was thrilled about his decision. He wrote: “Couldn’t be more excited about my opportunity to go play football for the University of Kansas! #rockchalkjayhawk” Taylor, a 6-foot-5, 223-pound athlete known for his dynamic pass-catching ability, played in six games in 2012 with Florida — including a touchdown catch in the Sugar Bowl against Louisville — but did not play in 2013 and elected to transfer at the end of the season. He is expected to sit out the 2014 season due to transfer rules but will be able to go through spring football in a few months and will have two years of eligibility remaining beginning in 2015. Taylor joins quarterback Dayne Crist (Notre Dame), quarterback Jake Heaps (BYU), wide receiver Justin McCay (Oklahoma) and defensive end Chris Martin (Florida) former highly ranked prospects to transfer from big-time football schools to play for coach Charlie Weis at Kansas. A consensus four-star recruit out of Land O’Lakes High in Florida, Taylor was ranked as the 10th-best player in the state of Florida and 54th-best prospect nationally as a senior by Rivals.com. In 2012, at the Army All-American game, Rivals.com pegged Taylor as the third-best prospect on the East roster. He chose Florida over offers from Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida State, Georgia, Miami, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Oregon and picked Kansas as his latest destination because of his connection to Weis. “I think as a tight end playing for Coach Weis there is no one better to play for,” Taylor told Kirby. “I think I have to take that opportunity. When he found out I was leaving and we figured out all of the grades and how to make it work I was really excited.” Taylor, who said he was contacted by several schools upon hearing that he planned to transfer, has not yet visited KU’s campus but plans to make a trip to Lawrence on Jan. 17. “I’m going to take my visit and then I’m planning on just staying there,” Taylor told Kirby. Taylor becomes the 14th player in the current class to commit to Kansas. Three of those players have signed already. Weis said recently that KU could take as many as 26 players in the current class. The mid-year signing period runs through Jan. 15, and national signing day for the rest of the class is Feb. 5. |
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@schadjoe: Iowa State has hired former Kansas head coach Mark Mangino as offensive coordinator, a source said
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KU just picked up a commitment from Daniel Wise, 3-star DE.
Apparently he had offers from Colorado, TT, Mizzou, SMU and Lou Tech. Link |
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Lessens teh blow of losing Stevens to Boston College, I reckon. We desperately need to fill the gaps with some High School players... The roster being so heavy with Junior College players.
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Shane Jackson @jacksonshane3 44m
Derek Neal 3 star WR chooses KU over Texas Tech and Oregon State #kufball |
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Changes... Admire to FB/TE after losing 50 lbs... wow.
LINK Updated roster reveals KU football changes By Matt Tait The Kansas University football team offered a sneak peek at the 2014 squad when it released an updated roster on its website Tuesday. The most significant revelation was that offensive lineman Dylan Admire, who started two games at center last season, dropped some weight and moved to tight end/fullback. Admire, a junior-to-be from Blue Valley West High, is down 50 pounds from his weight at this time last year. Admire earned his shot at center — his high school position — because of his intelligence and work ethic, but his lack of size was too much to overcome up front. To accommodate the position change, Admire switched his number from 66 to 86. Other notable nuggets from the updated KU football roster include: — The absence of Ricki Herod, Brian Maura and Neal Page, all former scholarship players who are no longer with the team. — The absence of H’s or F’s from the position column. From here on out, it looks like running backs will be called running backs and wide receivers will be called receivers. On that note, senior-to-be Tony Pierson and red-shirt freshman Colin Spencer both are listed as wide receivers. — Junior running back Darrian Miller is on the roster and reported for Tuesday’s first day of spring semester classes. — Tight end Kent Taylor, who transferred to KU from Florida and will have to sit out the 2014 season, is not yet listed on the roster but is in town. After taking his official visit last weekend, Taylor returned to Florida with his family on Sunday per NCAA rules and then came back to Lawrence on Monday. He took in Monday’s KU hoops game with linebackers Ben Heeney and Schyler Miles. — Mid-year signees Ronnie Davis (CB), Keyon Haughton (OL) and Anthony “Fish” Smithson (S) all are listed on the roster and are in town for the start of the spring semester. Davis is slated to wear No. 23, Haughton will wear No. 70 and Smithson No. 9. — Position changes of note: Former cornerback Greg Allen is now a nickelback; former Buck Ben Goodman is now a defensive lineman; former linebacker Kellen Ash is now listed as a Buck. — Number changes: Senior wide receiver Nick Harwell switched from 88 to 8; red-shirt freshman receiver Colin Spencer switched from 20 to 88; junior nickelback Courtney Arnick switched from 58 to 28; sophomore kicker Matthew Wyman switched from 28 to 17; sophomore cornerback Piers Christian switched from 28 to 39; sophomore offensive lineman Sean Connolly switched from 75 to 62; and sophomore kicker Austin Barone switched from 39 to 19. — It should be noted that, with the exception of Admire, none of the weights were updated on the most recent roster. That likely will take place before the start of spring practices in March. ****************************************************************** A recruiting note: Looks like KU received a commitment from 2014 OLB Josh Ehambe out of Texas. Info He's listed as a 3 star. Had offers from Lou Tech, Washington State and SMU, others. |
Keep sawing wood. Interested in seeing what the new OC brings to the table.
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I say this every year, but I'm looking forward to seeing if there are any strides made this year.
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I would expect that the team be fully competitive in 90% of the games. Win the ones they should and an offense that can move the ball a little bit. |
We will probably go undefeated this year.
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Change usually offers at least a chance.
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Oh yeah. I will be watching from game 1 next year. I will be cheering on my team, as usual. But it is getting tiresome to hear the same things year after year and it doesn't seem to matter. I keep having to remind myself of the mess Gill left.
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Good to see Miller is back. Thought something more serious was going on there.
I think you use Pierson in the slot, Harwell outside and hopefully some combination of all these other guys to help Heaps more than last year. Obviously Sims will be missed but you've still got Miller, Bourbon, and from looks like it Cox is still here. How is that happening? http://kuathletics.com/roster.aspx?path=football |
Didn't he get a medical redshirt this past season? he played sparingly in a game maybe two... and then got injured... sat out the rest of the season.
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Two guys that sat out this past year will have big impacts for this team on Defense this coming year. Andrew Bolton and MJM.
Those might be the two best players on D in 2014. |
We will suck....
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I know he got hurt but I thought it was too late to get the redshirt. If that's not the case then I'm thrilled. Miller, Bourbon, Cox while they bring Wrench along slowly is going to be just fine. The WRs are still what worry me the most. Heaps needs something...anything to help him convert on 3rd down. McCay is going to have to step up and Harwell seems like he's all in this last year of his college career. |
Well we have the talent in place. its time to see results.
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http://247sports.com/Player/DJ-Williams-28281
ku just picked up this kid. A friend of mine Coaches Football in Texas and his team has gone up against him. Says this kid is a beast. Plenty of major colleges after him, but he mentioned there could be some qualifying issues academically speaking - he was unsure. Anyway, just making you aware. |
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Turning into a pretty impressive HS level recruiting season. |
You build a house one cut at a time. So keep sawing and eventually it will be done.
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January 23, 2014
Official: Taylor joins KU program KUAD Release Taylor officially joins KU program LAWRENCE, Kan. - Kansas football head coach Charlie Weis announced Thursday that tight end Kent Taylor has signed a grant in aid to join the KU football program immediately. One of the top tight ends in the nation coming out of Land O'Lakes High School in 2012, Taylor spent his first two collegiate seasons playing at the University of Florida. Taylor saw action in six games during his freshman season at Florida. He made his first career catch at Vanderbilt in 2012 and scored a touchdown on a five yard reception in Florida's 2012 Sugar Bowl win over Louisville. Taylor redshirted during the 2013 season. A consensus four-star recruit, Taylor was rated as the No. 1 tight end in the nation by Rivals.com and Scout.com in 2012. He was rated the No. 10 player in the state of Florida by Rivals.com and the No. 54 prospect on the Rivals100 national list as well as No. 73 overall in the nation by Scout.com. As a senior, Taylor helped lead his Land O' Lakes High School squad to a 7-3 record, while recording 30 catches for 480 yards with five touchdowns despite missing the first month of the season with a broken left hand. Taylor, who was coached by Brian Wachtel at Land O'Lakes, was named an Honorable Mention All-American by Sports Illustrated and was selected to compete in the 2012 U.S. Army All-American Bowl. |
So can he play right away?
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@laytrionjones: Just commited to kansas
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Good day.
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Weis is killin it.
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Oh, and D.J. Williams to Kansas, bitch. |
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Darious Crawley, WR, to Kansas. Rivals 3 Star.
Apparently we beat out Michigan State for the young man. Rivals Link Scout Link Kid had offers from Kansas, Michigan State, Iowa State and others. |
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Looks like KU got a commit from the #1 JuCo running back in the country, De'Andre Mann. 5'10", 205#, 3 star.
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If you're loaded, it's because you're drinking...as you should be. Happy birthday. |
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Yeah, but it's next year man. Next. Year. |
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But our sophomore WR did tie Todd Blyths TD record last year. We also have a 4 Star WR that transfered in and sat out last year will be a sophomore. Oh then 4 star Lazard coming in as a freshman. Let's see if Mangino works some magic with the OL last year that was mostly all new guys and had about 8 different lineups because of injury. That's what destroyed us... Oh and a dumbshit OC. Plenty of talent is in place. |
And thank you, I did just start drinking an hour ago :)
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#2 JuCo DE just committed to KU as well. Anthony Olobia.
I guess somewhere we missed the memo about laying down and being everybody's bitch without a fight. |
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Still worried about the qb. Biggest weakness in the Weis tenure. |
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