Which streak ends first

Mizzou's consecutive games with a turnover recovered currently at like 38
Or
Kansas's consecutive games lost in big 12 conference play currently at like 38

ROFL

Alright everyone, it is 42-6 with 2 minutes to go. Everyone gather round as we turn over the number once again... The streak is now... 27 games. Well done gentlemen, well done.

Closing in now on the modern NCAA division 1 record of 30 games, which is held by the nation's other most notable basketball-only school, Duke.

The Big 12 losing streak is currently held by Baylor.

Baylor is currently undefeated and sitting in the top 5 of the BCS with their aim directly at the NCG game.

Not sure anyone is overly concerned about what you fellas find so entertaining.

But then again, here you are on a Saturday night talking KU Football.

Hook and line.

I could see where he would make a move. After JFootball leaves, that program will have a signifant drop off.

I agree. The A&M defense is horrid and showing no signs of getting better.

Sumlin wants out of College Station almost as much as Manziel does.

We really ought to pay you rent for the space we take up in your head.

That's a nice line.


…in 2006

Agree totally. It's the right moment to make a move to a job like that.

A&M is a quality job in the top conference in football, they'll be able to lure a good coach to replace him.

Umm Baylor has almost no shot at the NCG.

And Baylor has the privilege of having the state of Texas and it's recruiting base for a backyard. Can Kansas claim that? No, so there is no comparison with Kansas and Baylor.

http://www.kansascity.com/2013/11/09...k-mangino.html

Mangino

That is a fantastic article.

The Curse of the Mangino lives, 28 games strong.

Question: would Youngstown State beat Kansas?

SEC has 5 of the top 11 in the AP, 7 in the top 25, and Ole Miss is 26th.

I think you should be more concerned ending your 75 year Final Four and 44 year BCS-level bowl droughts first.

Maybe not as far as you think. There'll be a drop at QB as obviously it's virtually impossible not to when replacing a Heisman winner at any position. But they've been getting better material since Sumlin got there and some of it should start hitting the field next year so improvement at other spots may mitigate some of that.