Besides northern Iowa those weren't very good ku teams, also you do know the players that lost against bucknell and Bradley ended up winning a national championship.

Marcus Smart......

WTF is he thinking? The guy probably said something pretty bad given Smart's reaction to turn back to the guy, but you have to be smarter than that. His draft stock is cratering, his team is falling apart, and he's a big part of it.

Somehow these ESPN idiots are acting like he was provoked by something that was said by a fan. Doesn't matter what was said, you can't go into the stands. Period.

Marcus not smart.

Well.. there are a few words that uhhmmm would be crossing the line. Smart should have just gotten the hell out of there.

That's all I'm saying. There are idiot fans in every arena, you can't react to it as it only hurts you in the end.

As a KU fan I'd love to play MU. A win every other year in football and a near 2 to 1 winning advantage in basketball? Sign me up.

Too bad MU ended the series.

Rough year for the Pokes. First the Sooners jack their Big 12 title and now this.

Perhaps you guys should focus on winning more than one conference game a year before you worry about stepping up to play a solid SEC team like Missouri.

As much as you guys like to point out the vast difference between your basketball program and ours, there's every bit as much of a gap now between the football programs.

At this point, KU would be fortunate to stay competitive for one quarter.

KU plays 9 conference games a year.

MU plays in a division and gets to avoid Alabama, Auburn and LSU in a single year.

We all know our limits.

But 50 50 split dude.

That might be a valid point if you could win more than 1 conference game a year.

I would have paid money to have mizzou's 2013 schedule. Talk about soft...

The difference is Mizzou "avoids" playing those teams because they're in the SEC East and the SEC sets the schedule.

KU avoids playing MU because they're butthurt and cowards. Plain and simple.

Yeah, KU would have just rolled right through Georgia, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Texas A&M.

Weis is definitely building a powerhouse there. Props to your coach. :thumb: