And the final score, Kansas 7, Mizzou 0.

Thanks, I needed that!

Rehash. My post should have read "reading on" that report, not "reading the" report.

I guess you just don't understand, this thread is just plain fun. I really do not care what Mizzou does.
I did when they started this stuff, but I really don't now. Good luck to them, hopefully they will find someone that wants them, that makes them feel equal.

What's the logical step from Missouri has not been invited into the SEC -----> Missouri will not get invited by the SEC?

Isn't is possible that a school going from one conference to another is a complicated process that doesn't happen overnight.

The SEC needs to decide what they want their conference to look like with 14 teams. Will there be divisions? What division will Missouri be in? It sounds like Alabama is holding things up because they won't want Missouri in a Western division and Auburn in the easier East.

On their end, Missouri needs to negotiate things like their exit fees.

So Kansas played defense back then? My how things have changed.

In contrast, here's a pic of the first fumble in the 2011 KU vs Okie St game.

lol, I love this.

Oh course crowds are bad when the team isn't very good.

Why is this news?

Look at the Chiefs the last few years

I admit I wanted MU to stay in the beginning for tradition reasons and easy victories.

Now I couldn't care less especially that we are looking at adding (or have added) BCS winning football programs, which MU is not...

Is that Kansas they are playing?

Yeap. Every football team gives away tickets when they aren't playing so well. Obviously.

Why? KU has made truckloads of money and championships by being linked to Texas.

Sorry it hasn't worked out as well for you guys.

Conferences don't give invitations, so there really is nothing to discuss in that regard. Mizzou will apply to the SEC, or they will stay with the Big XII. There will be no invitation. The division alignment has to be worked out, as does the exit fee situation.

The exit fees don't worry me, as there is precedent already established from Nebraska and Colorado's departure. It could easily be argued that there should be little to no exit fees required because the conference no longer exists in the manner it did when we signed our contract.

You've got so much money that you can't afford to fire your coach.

LMAO

I'm beginning to think that Wickedson is attached to an electrical device that gives him a severe shock if he doesn't make some pathetic backhanded attempt to remind us all that Kansas once backed into a BCS game at least once an hour.

KU could easily fire Turner Gill.

Its the middle of the season though, the offense has improved considerably from last year...

He's got the rest of the season to make the defense to at least resemble a BCS conference team.

Otherwise he is gone.