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

[Pitt Gorilla]

Let's go!

[blake5676]

Originally Posted by Bambi

That's crazy.

Shit, Washington had 3 first rounders this year and yet had a losing conference record.

Schools like Missouri have had many more draft picks over the years but a school like Kansas dominates them 3 to 1 in Pro-Bowl selections in 2015.

What is it about Mizzou players that make them failures in the NFL? Are they cheating in college? Lazy? Or simply inferior talent that is lead by above average coaching in college?

It has to be something...

I'll preface this by stating that a Pro Bowl Selection is not important and often not indicative of how good of a season a player had. They're pretty much a joke.

That being said, can't help but stop and point out what a BLATANT LIAR Bambi is once again. Kansas did not dominate anything. They had 3 players on the 2015 pro bowl...Mizzou had 2 players. You can't just make up everything. I'll be waiting to see how you excuse this oversight or rationalize your mistake.

And you may want to change your stance on Pro Bowl appearances as standard for NFL superiority. Prior to 2015, KU had exactly 1 pro bowl selection from 1998 until present day, which was Talib the year prior. In fact, you guys went TWO entire decades with only one player being selected. From 1987 until 2013, only Dana Stubblefield represents KU "superiority".

Patiently awaiting your next lie..........

[Prison Bitch]

It's official: Tennessee pulls the goose egg. Shut out for the first time since 1963. Powerhouses Hobart and Newberry did have a draftee though.

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by blake5676

I'll preface this by stating that a Pro Bowl Selection is not important and often not indicative of how good of a season a player had. They're pretty much a joke.



That being said, can't help but stop and point out what a BLATANT LIAR Bambi is once again. Kansas did not dominate anything. They had 3 players on the 2015 pro bowl...Mizzou had 2 players. You can't just make up everything. I'll be waiting to see how you excuse this oversight or rationalize your mistake.



And you may want to change your stance on Pro Bowl appearances as standard for NFL superiority. Prior to 2015, KU had exactly 1 pro bowl selection from 1998 until present day, which was Talib the year prior. In fact, you guys went TWO entire decades with only one player being selected. From 1987 until 2013, only Dana Stubblefield represents KU "superiority".



Patiently awaiting your next lie..........

Lie? Don't give a **** what you say.

Put as many players in the pro bowl and come talk to Kansas.

We view the draft as a joke. You're nothing more than schools like Illinois and Washington.

Do something. Please. Anytime. In any league. And you'll see some respect.

You insist on talking shit on KU Football and yet we sit here, in 2015. With more pro bowl NFL players.

Think about that. College Football barely registers on the KU fan's radar.

And yet you're still worse.

[Prison Bitch]

KU alum Gary Woodland advances to the semi-finals of the WGC (World Golf Championship) Match Play in San Fran. There are 4 majors and 4 WGC events on Tour. Prize is $1.6m and the top 64 golfers in the world made up the field. He will play Danny Willet and then the winner of Rory McIlroy, Jim Furyk or Paul Casey.


In other words: Gary now has more Final Fours than Mizzou does.

[Bambi]

And now we look to the future. Good luck joining us in the pro bowl mizzou...let's see who's got it

Ray, Shane pick #23
Morse, Mitch pick #49
Golden, Markus pick #58
Heeney, Ben #140
Shepherd, JaCorey pick #191
Sasser, Bud pick #201
Murphy, Marcus RB pick #230
McDonald, Dexter pick #242

[dirk digler]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...re-in-the-sec/

NFL draft shows again that the best players are in the SEC

More than one in five players selected in this year’s NFL draft played their college football in the Southeastern Conference.

As usual, the SEC led all conferences in total draft picks. This year 54 players from the SEC were drafted, meaning that more than 21 percent of all the picks in this year’s draft came from the SEC. This is the ninth year in a row that the SEC has had the most draft picks of any conference.

Although the SEC’s stranglehold on the college football national championship has been broken by Ohio State this year and Florida State last year, there’s little doubt that top to bottom, the best college football is played in the SEC. NFL teams know that.

The SEC was followed by the ACC (47 draft picks), Pac-12 (39), Big Ten (35), Big 12 (25), American Athletic Conference (11) and
Mountain West Conference (10).

[Bowser]

Good to see Marcus Murphy get drafted. He's sneaky good and could have a future if given the chance. Who took him?

[Bambi]

Little disturbed by the anti-gay themed tags by missouri fans in this thread.

Is this normal for your state?

[Bambi]

The following Kansas players have signed with teams:
(I don't have a list for Mizzou if someone else would please post)

Nigel King - Miami Dolphins

Michael Reynolds - Tampa Bay Bucs

Nick Harwell - Dallas Cowboys

Tony Pierson - Chicago Bears

Cassius Sendish - Cleveland Browns

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by dirk digler

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...re-in-the-sec/

And people wonder (or pretend to wonder) why the SEC reps itself. "The best college football is played in the SEC. NFL teams know that."

If you want to play in the NFL, the SEC provides the best avenue.

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch

Can you identify all six of those Florida players on offense that got drafted?

[Bambi]

Pierce just destroyed Demarre Carroll as the Wiz are about to embarrass Atlanta on their home court.

Welcome to the Playoffs.

[blake5676]

Originally Posted by Bambi

Lie? Don't give a **** what you say.

Put as many players in the pro bowl and come talk to Kansas.

We view the draft as a joke. You're nothing more than schools like Illinois and Washington.

Do something. Please. Anytime. In any league. And you'll see some respect.

You insist on talking shit on KU Football and yet we sit here, in 2015. With more pro bowl NFL players.

Think about that. College Football barely registers on the KU fan's radar.

And yet you're still worse.

What do you have to say about your lie that Mizzou only had 1 Pro Bowl selection and KU had 3 last year?

Are you standing by that BS claim?

Also, "we" don't care about the draft? That's funny. Who would want there school to consistently put players in the NFL? That could never be a good thing for a program.

And again, I will repeat that the pro bowl is meaningless. Completely irrelevant. I'm only responding because you are, per usual, being factually inaccurate in your posting.

[dirk digler]

Originally Posted by Saul Good

And people wonder (or pretend to wonder) why the SEC reps itself. "The best college football is played in the SEC. NFL teams know that."

If you want to play in the NFL, the SEC provides the best avenue.

I agree but the gap is closing in regards to the ACC and Pac 12. FSU has had the best run of draftable players in quite some time.

If you compare KU vs MU players drafted, since 2011 KU has had 4 players drafted while MU has 15. That is pretty embarrassing.

[Bambi]

Originally Posted by blake5676

What do you have to say about your lie that Mizzou only had 1 Pro Bowl selection and KU had 3 last year?

Are you standing by that BS claim?

Also, "we" don't care about the draft? That's funny. Who would want there school to consistently put players in the NFL? That could never be a good thing for a program.

And again, I will repeat that the pro bowl is meaningless. Completely irrelevant. I'm only responding because you are, per usual, being factually inaccurate in your posting.

I was looking at the rosters for the Pro Bowl. Jeremy Maclin was selected as well bringing Mizzou's total to 2. Thank you for pointing that out.