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SMITH CENTER, Kan. -- Smith Center scored 72 points in the first quarter of a high school football game Tuesday night on the way to an 86-0 win over Plainville, according to a report in the Salina, Kan., Journal.

As if KU wasn't enough, check this out:
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/highschool/news/story?id=3087983


Fear Kansas football.

What no triple digits? :laugh: ;)

OswaldTheOsprey

As if KU wasn't enough, check this out:
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/highschool/news/story?id=3087983


Fear Kansas football.

That's because they weren't coached by Belichick.

(http://blogs.sun.com/pcurran/resource/Spy_vs_Spy.jpg)

KU 76, Nebraska 39.

Fear it.

Awesome! Nebraska has run up scores for years. Great job Jayhawks!

OswaldTheOsprey

Still, it's a record.

And we'll see Kansas boys kicking around the Nebraska boys on Saturday.

It is pretty sweet...

Ohio State: Hillary Clinton The Buckeyes don't make waves. They go out of their way not to be controversial, including not scheduling anyone this season who could beat them. They hope to bland their way to the nomination.

LSU: Rudy Giuliani The Tigers are strong on defense, and their fans aggressively promote their qualifications. They gloss over their past missteps, hoping everyone focuses on their willingness to take on anybody.

Oregon: John Edwards A good-looking team with an engaging personality, but the Ducks' stance on defensive issues is wanting. Do they have the substance to go all the way?

Oklahoma: Barack Obama Here's a team that looks like BCS material, and it has all the resources in the world. But its potential continues to outweigh its performance. Maybe the next race?

Kansas: Mike Huckabee A plucky candidate that can't get anyone to pay attention, the Jayhawks keep hanging around, charming people and slowly moving their way up the polls.

West Virginia: Mitt Romney The Mountaineers have great numbers and a wide-open attack, but they have done nothing to assure the voters they have the gravitas to make it to the top.

USC: Fred Thompson The Trojans get a bump from their Hollywood connection, but once they got on the stump, they looked nothing at all like a BCS candidate.

Hawaii: Ron Paul No matter how the Warriors perform, no matter how much support they drum up among the public, the opinion-makers never will take them seriously.

Found this pretty funny (http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/notebook?page=gamedayFinal0710&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab4pos2)

I wonder if people will take us seriously now. I mean, we just put up 76 freaking points. At one point, we scored 10 touchdowns in 10 straight possessions (not counting a kneel down to end the half). They were chanting "Rock Chalk" midway through the 2nd quarter.

Their SOS is one below Ohio State and like 10 below Oklahoma. Weak argument.

Team (Record) BCS average

1. LSU (9-1) .9802

2. Oregon (9-1) .9383

3. Kansas (10-0) .9094

4. Oklahoma (9-1) .8540

5. Missouri (9-1) .8096

6. West Virginia (8-1) .7863

7. Ohio State(10-1) .7744

8. Arizona State (9-1) .7500

9. Georgia (8-2) .6724

10. Virginia Tech (8-2) .6133

http://www.cjonline.com/stories/111207/haw_217002225.shtml



 If LSU makes it to the BCS Championship in New Orleans, it gives them at least 12 points home field advantage.
 As a former resident of Louisiana, I can tell you that LSU fans are among the most obnoxious in the nation. By gametime, pretty much any visiting team's fan base will be bloodied, heckled, cursed, shouted down, and generally demoralized.

LSU fans suck 

Do the people at Kansas University eat barrels full of Wheaties?

But if KU wins out, they should be going to the national championship game, hands down......

I rather face Texas.

This city is going to be a warzone this week. As you can see, I already have my Kansas flag as my avatar. I hate Missouri with all of my being.

It's getting historical around here. ESPN Gameday has said that they won't show the KU student section if they wear the Muck Fizzou shirts, so now we have shirts with John Brown that says "Suck it, slavers", and Mizzou fans have shirts with a picture of the Lawrence massacre.

Oh, and by the way, we're #2 in football and #4 in basketball. It's surreal here.

Oh, and by the way, we're #2 in football and #4 in basketball. It's surreal here.

Cubs over Dbacks
Rockies over Phillies
Red Sox over Angels
Yankees over Indians

Cubs over Rockies
Yankees over Red Sox

Cubs over Yankees

Damn skippy. You know, it's possible KU and MU could face each other again in New Orleans.

So.....KU #1 now with LSU's loss?

Mizz 38
KU 28

I was close.

Ditto.

This is good for the conference.

For the sixth time in the last seven seasons the Big 12 Conference sends eight teams to postseason bowls. This also marks the fourth time the Conference will have two teams playing in BCS games.

Big 12 (http://www.big12sports.com/sports/m-footbl/big12-m-footbl-body.html)

Can any other conference make a similar statement?

To those unfamiliar with Oklahoma Sooner Football a few items:

This was our 113th season.

Record since WWII (1946-) 535-162-13 (.762) - No. 1 in Nation

Record since AP Poll (1936-) 592-191-22 (.749) - No. 1 in Nation

Most Consecutive Wins   47, 1953-1957  (NCAA Record)

All-Time Points Scored   29,745  (No. 1 in Nation)

11+ Win Seasons     18 - No. 1 in Nation (Last in 2007)

10+ Win Seasons     30 - No. 1 in Nation (Last in 2007)

National Championships  7  (2000, 1985, 1975, 1974, 1956, 1955, 1950)

Conference Titles     41  (Last in 2007)

Big 12 Conference Titles  5   (2007, 2006, 2004, 2002, 2000)

Big 12 South Division Titles  6   (2007, 2006, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2000)

Bowl Appearances  40 (Last in 2007)

Weeks at No. 1 in AP Poll    95  (Tied for No. 1 with Notre Dame)

Weeks in Top 5 in AP Poll     351  (No. 1 in Nation)

Sooner Fast Facts (http://www.soonersports.com/sports/m-footbl/archive/m-footbl-quick-facts.html)

We are not a "fluke" and have one of the richests college football histories in the country.

Go Jayhawks!

Go Big 12!

True...9 out of 12 beats out 8 out of 12...and they have a dog in the hunt for the title.