Florida doesn't share their third tier?

Interesting...

Hilarious and stupid, a forced rivalry, like whatever SEC team might be unfortunate enough to develop a "rivalry" with Mizzou.

I'm sure they have no issue doing that regardless of the team coming. It wasn't a question about whether or not MU coming in would sell out the stadium.

A sellout crowd is a sellout crowd. It's a stupid point if one game had 11 more attendees than another because they happened to allow more standing room tickets that game.

Why don't you compare the average home crowd in Lawrence against the average crowd when Mizzou is in town?

I would say that, if you put 90,000 people in a stadium, the fanbase is fired up. The answer to your question is yes.

yeah, they just hang banners to keep the cobwebs out.

Something your school knows nothing about

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All SEC teams will be sharing the third tier here in the next year or so when the SEC network gets formed. That is when the SEC revenues will greatly pull ahead of anything the BIG XII does.

If you want to pretend that Texas cares about basketball because they hang banners when they make the NCAA tournament in their basketball arena, keep ****ing that chicken.

No they don't... because there are other competive teams in the division no matter if it's an off year or whatever. What most people are saying is besides texas and maybe kstate.... who does kU look forward to playing in basketball in the future; or what games would bring enough attention to be aired on national television?

Same thing with Oklahoma and Texas in football.

No it's not, this has been discussed numerous time on here and you have even commented on it.

And then you point out ku's tier 3 revenue as if that has anything to do with any of this.

Seems like Ku isn't the only local school that has trouble filling its stadium.

This was taken this year.

We're a football school!

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There are 3 Final Fours up there dipshit.

LMAO

You have to be the biggest idiot on the board. It was Miami of Ohio, and even with that, the stadium is far from empty.

Makes sense, since the stadium is bigger.

"Mizzou doesn't really care about the rivalry as much as Kansas does" contradicts "you're our biggest rival".... but, it all depends on who is superior at the time. In BB, of course KU isn't going to care about MU nearly as much as MU cares. In FB, I don't know why MU would care at all about KU, since they've made strides towards playing with the big boys... but, since it's at Arrowhead at the end of the season, it's basically KU's SB.

Texas and Oklahoma get televised nationally because they're Texas and Oklahoma regardless of who they're playing. Why do you think they make so much money? The curb stomp that is going to be OU vs KU is going to be on ESPN 2 if you need an example.