The only thing incorrect about that pic is the word "If".

LOL why?

I forgot to post this yesterday when I seen it..

@davidubben: MT @DavidCMorrison Gary Pinkel asked about playing Kansas: "It's an open invitation. There's some pouting going on still."

LMAO

This thread is still rolling around in the shitter, but this made me laugh.

This one just released has Allen Fieldhouse #6, right behind the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum ROFL. The Octobarn of Gloom is #32 ranked one spot behind Cameron Indoor. Mizzou Arena is #197 ranked one spot behind Gentry Center.

http://www.stadiumjourney.com/news/0...-rankings-2014

ROFL

What is the point with you trying to find random ranking's that put KU in a positive light today???

Btw, it's pretty easy to do for other schools as well. See this one:

http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/201...s-spring-2014/

It has Columbia as the 7th best college sports town in America. And 4 of the top 10 are SEC schools. Weird :hmmm: I thought football was no more popular than basketball.

Keep arguing with yourself, PB. It's the one thing you're good at.

Missouri football receives APR award

http://www.kansascity.com/2014/05/08...eives-apr.html

Missouri is the only football program in the Southeastern Conference to receive a second consecutive NCAA Public Recognition Award for maintaining an Academic Progress Rate that ranks in the top 10 percent nationally.

The Tigers’ football team was one of four programs to achieve the NCAA’s Public Recognition Award for the 2012-13 season along with women’s swimming and diving, women’s indoor track and field and women’s outdoor track and field.

Only Vanderbilt, which earned six Public Recognition Awards, had more such honors among SEC schools.

South Carolina was the only other SEC football team to crack the top 10 percent.

“Certainly we’re very pleased about the recognition, it’s the standard that we expect at Mizzou,” football coach Gary Pinkel said in a release from MU athletics. “When I talk to parents during the recruiting process, I look them in the eye and tell them that we’re going to help their son grow on and off the field, and that includes having him leave with his degree from Mizzou. We have an amazing support system here that is as good as anywhere in the country. The track record speaks for itself.”

The full APR report for all teams will be released May 14. Teams that fail to reach 930 could be penalized with scholarship reductions or postseason bans.

During the last seven years of Pinkel’s tenure, Missouri has graduated 111 of 115 players and 11 seniors next season — Christian Brinser, David Butler, Stephen Carberry, Anthony Gatti, Matt Hoch, Jimmie Hunt, Marcus Murphy, Mitch Morse, Darvin Ruise, Lucas Vincent and Darius White — already will have earned degrees.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2014/05/08...#storylink=cpy

Boise State, Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Georgia Tech, Northwestern, Rutgers, Stanford, Missouri, Nebraska, South Carolina, Wisconsin and Utah State earned the Public Recognition Award this year.

Read more here: http://www.idahostatesman.com/2014/0...#storylink=cpy

I had little doubt that you'd struggle with the idea of student athletes. Missouri athletes, apparently, appreciate the opportunity to receive a world-class education.

For certain LMAO

That's a great poll. "Answers.com" says LA is a better college town than Austin.

Even when Mizzou succeeds they still fail.

From what I heard Kansas has no interest in being affiliate with rapists and players who throw women down stairs.

KU football player arrested for alleged aggravated sexual assault

http://fox4kc.com/2014/03/31/ku-foot...exual-assault/