I'm just hoping for better.

Aaron Garza reversed on his verbal commitment to Texas. He had offers from Arizona State, Auburn, Baylor, Okie Lite, Ole Miss, and Colorado State. Looks like he's choosing KU.

http://espn.go.com/college-sports/fo...61/aaron-garza

In addition to Garza Campo gets Kentucky commitment CB Michael Mathis to flip to the Hawks. He's 6'-2". Good week for Campo, lets keep it rollin.

For those of you who avoid the Re-Alignment thread...

https://farm4.staticflickr.com/3853/...93f4f17c_h.jpg

Is that a picture from your last home game in '13?

I keed, I keed!:D

no, the track would have been there ;)

Looks like we pulled in a transfer WR at the last second. Kid's from Maryland.

Link

Maryland transfer King lands at Kansas
Jon Kirby

Talk about it in Memorial Stadium Slant Suite


The wide receiver position just got better at Kansas with the addition of Maryland transfer Nigel King. About two weeks ago King announced he was leaving the Terrapins program.

<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" align="Left" width="221"><tbody><tr><td width="215">https://ct.yimg.com/mr/uploads/897/1570449.jpg</td><td rowspan="3" width="6">https://ct.yimg.com/mr/images/spacer1.gif</td></tr><tr><td height="3">https://ct.yimg.com/mr/images/spacer1.gif</td></tr><tr><td align="center">King will have two years of eligibility at Kansas</td></tr></tbody></table>He didn't have much time to find his next home and listened to his former high school coach Otis Yelverton. A big part of landing in Lawrence is new wide receivers coach Eric Kiesau.

"He and Eric Kiesau have a very good relationship," King said. "I didn't have a lot of time and everything happened so fast. I found out about Kansas through my former coach and he recommended them to me. I trust what he told me."

King graduated from Maryland over the summer and was given his release in late last week. The recruiting process is different with transfers so the Jayhawks didn't have a chance to do a lot of selling.

"They only got one phone call and I also talked to coach Weis during the call," King said. "When we talked it helped out a lot about questions I had."

Over the last two seasons King played in all 24 games for Maryland. He was third on the team in receptions last year with 33 for 450 yards. He also led Maryland in touchdown catches. His best performance was 76 yards receiving against Clemson.

King was a member of the Rivals250 coming out of Oak Ridge Academy. He had offers from LSU, South Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Louisville, and West Virginia.

King will report with the team today and is expected to go through drills on Friday. He is ready for his next challenge at the college level. He will be eligible to play for the next two years at Kansas.

"Winning and playing," King said. "Those are my main two goals. I want to put in the time and hopefully help the team get some wins."

oh Hell yeah

Why did people hate the track so much? Did anyone really go to games under Fat Man when tailgating was good, crowds were full, we were pretty good (and damn good at home) ........and think: "You know I'd be having way more fun if that track wasn't there." Who the hell even noticed it then?

It just made the stadium look amateurish. I don't think you see other top stadiums with the track in there.

I don't think I've ever had more fun at a football game than November 3rd, 2007. The track made no impact on the experience. Building the new facility made the current situation obsolete so you simply remove what is not needed.

the North endzone seats are still way too far away from the field....

I really have to hand it to KSU fans. After years of just mentioning the track and making the lil bro fans feel so insecure in their digs, they got Hamm Asphalt to bring a single little dozer in to dig it up.

I congratulate you on your new multi green carpeted Harley track. Perhaps some windmills on that prairie in the North end zone will be next?

Don't need windmills, but you can collectively blow us.