****The Official NEW (new)^5 Conference Realignment & Shit Talk Thread*****

[Pitt Gorilla]

Let's go!

[Al Bundy]

Originally Posted by Bambi

Who ever claimed the NFL Draft to be KU's focus?

KU had 2 of the top 3 players taken in the NBA Draft and have won 11 conf titles in a row. That's KU's focus.

MU's focus is football and hasn't won a conference title in 46 years. I can't think of a word beyond "embarrassing" that fits.

MU performs well in the NFL draft, no doubt.

And KU still lands more pro-bowlers in 2015.

It's not even the school's primary sport.

Think a second about what the impression is of your school around the nation. Just think about it.

Everyone I know, especially in the state of Florida thinks very highly of MU football.

[kchero]

Originally Posted by SPchief

Through 2 rounds, @MizzouFootball has more players drafted (4) than the entire Big 12 (3).

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 2, 2015

This still won't even shut the reeruns up....the butthurt is strong with them.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Saw a lot of respect for MU during the draft process, so not sure what you are mumbling about. We aren't talking about monkey ball, so not sure how the round of 32 one and doners fit in to the equation.

[kchero]

Originally Posted by Pasta Giant Meatball

Saw a lot of respect for MU during the draft process, so not sure what you are mumbling about. We aren't talking about monkey ball, so not sure how the round of 32 one and doners fit in to the equation.

Exactly, this is football...during the draft...on a football forum...but lets talk about basketball

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by kchero

This still won't even shut the reeruns up....the butthurt is strong with them.

The Big 12 is simply small time. There's really nothing more to say. They're the smallest in terms of teams. Outside of Texas, they're all small states. Their best teams typically get squished on they rare occasions when they play good teams outside the conference because they simply don't have great players nor great coaches.

They're like the middle child of the college sports world.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Al Bundy

Everyone I know, especially in the state of Florida thinks very highly of MU football.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

It is funny seeing bambi back peddle on that turd LBer being of the same quality as the MU guys taken.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by SPchief

Through 2 rounds, @MizzouFootball has more players drafted (4) than the entire Big 12 (3).

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) May 2, 2015

Don't let the twins see this.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by Pasta Giant Meatball

No players even considered by teams early in the draft. Another embarrassing moment for ku football.

#974,876,472,950,542

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

The Big 12 is simply small time. There's really nothing more to say. They're the smallest in terms of teams. Outside of Texas, they're all small states. Their best teams typically get squished on they rare occasions when they play good teams outside the conference because they simply don't have great players nor great coaches.

They're like the middle child of the college sports world.

Weird post. Big 12 had the highest per-team payouts this season and was 3rd in FB and 1st in BB power ratings. But then, you've never been big on facts.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by |Zach|

Every time KU fans try to talk in these threads you start to feel bad for them after a while.

I feel bad for my brain.
Every time I read one of their posts my IQ level drops & several million brain cells die.

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by Pasta Giant Meatball

Mitch is solid brah.

Best pick so far & I love our first round pick. Morse will be a stud.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by KChiefs1

Don't let the twins see this.

Here's a list of the first SEC player selected in each draft, arranged by school:

Alabama: 12 (RB Trent Richardson in 2012, OT Chris Samuels in 2000, LB Keith McCants in 1990, LB Derrick Thomas in 1989, LB Cornelius Bennett in 1987, LB E.J. Junior in 1981, LB Barry Krauss in 1979, QB Richard Todd in 1976, RB Wilbur Jackson in 1974, QB Harry Gilmer in 1948, B Joe Kilgrow in 1938 and B Riley Smith in 1936)

Arkansas: 1 (RB Darren McFadden in 2008)

Auburn: 6 (QB Cam Newton in 2011, RB Ronnie Brown in 2005, OT Willie Anderson in 1996, LB Aundray Bruce in 1988, RB Bo Jackson in 1986 and RB Tucker Frederickson in 1965)

Florida: 9 (OLB Dante Fowler in 2015, DT Gerald Warren in 2001, WR Ike Hilliard in 1997, DE Kevin Carter in 1995, OT Lomas Brown in 1985, DB Steve Tannen in 1970, RB Larry Smith in 1969, QB Steve Spurrier in 1967 and RB Chuck Hunsinger in 1950)

Georgia: 7 (QB Matthew Stafford in 2009, RB Garrison Hearst in 1993, G Royce Smith in 1972, E Harry Babcock in 1953, QB Johnny Rauch in 1949, B Charley Trippi in 1945 and RB Frank Sinkwich in 1943)

Kentucky: 6 (DT Dewayne Robertson in 2003, QB Tim Couch in 1999, DE Art Still in 1978, OT Warren Bryant in 1977, T Lou Michaels in 1958 and E Steve Meilinger in 1954)

LSU: 10 (QB JaMarcus Russell in 2007, QB Bert Jones in 1973, B Jerry Stovall in 1963, B Wendell Harris in 1962, RB Billy Cannon in 1960, DT Earl Leggett in 1957, QB Y.A. Tittle in 1951, B Red Knight in 1947, RB Steve Van Buren in 1944 and E Gaynell Tinsley in 1937)

Missouri: 0

Mississippi State: 5 (RB Michael Haddix in 1983, LB Johnie Cooks in 1982, DT Jimmy Webb in 1975, B Billy Stacy in 1959 and B Art Davis in 1956)
Ole Miss: 5 (QB Eli Manning in 2004, QB Archie Manning in 1971, OT Stan Hindman in 1966, B Merle Hapes in 1942 and B Parker Hall in 1939)
South Carolina: 1 (DE Jadeveon Clowney in 2014)

Tennessee: 11 (S Eric Berry in 2010, DT John Henderson in 2002, QB Peyton Manning in 1998, QB Heath Shuler in 1994, DB Dale Carter in 1992, OT Charles McRae in 1991, CB Roland James in 1980, C Bob Johnson in 1968, OT Dick Evey in 1964, T Abe Shires in 1941 and B George Cafego in 1940)

Texas A&M: 1 (OT Luke Joeckel in 2013)

Vanderbilt: 3 (QB Jay Cutler in 2006, DB Leonard Coleman in 1984 and QB Billy Wade in 1952)

[KChiefs1]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

The Big 12 is simply small time. There's really nothing more to say. They're the smallest in terms of teams. Outside of Texas, they're all small states. Their best teams typically get squished on they rare occasions when they play good teams outside the conference because they simply don't have great players nor great coaches.



They're like the middle child of the college sports world.

Without Texas the conference wouldn't even exist.

[Prison Bitch]

Originally Posted by KChiefs1

Without Texas the conference wouldn't even exist.

Without Mizzou, it continued to.