I thought you weren't supposed to let the entire crowd mob the field like that anymore? Someone could have gotten hurt!You missed the punch line. They rushed the field!
That may be the saddest thing I've ever seen.You missed the punch line. They rushed the field!
You missed the punch line. They rushed the field!
Really?That may be the saddest thing I've ever seen.
Easily explained. They were all at home with eyeballs on their sets.Really?
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The last pic had an announced crowd of 44,846 (or 85% capacity). No wonder the Big 10 wanted them so bad.
It's a shame - Kansas at one time had a pretty good football tradition - Gale Sayers, John Hadl, Bobby Douglas.
It's a shame - Kansas at one time had a pretty good football tradition - Gale Sayers, John Hadl, Bobby Douglas.
Really?
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The last pic had an announced crowd of 44,846 (or 85% capacity). No wonder the Big 10 wanted them so bad.
I believe the article was from the 2015 Maryland game.When was this?
Turner Gil, remember when folks wanted him here lol
Really?
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The last pic had an announced crowd of 44,846 (or 85% capacity). No wonder the Big 10 wanted them so bad.
Turner Gill was a really hot name that offseason. He was moving on one way or another. Kansas is in a situation where they'll need somebody special getting that thing going.
After that loss to Albany, UB should give him another call.Kansas is an almost impossible place to win at, I still think Gill could be a decent coach somewhere.
Charlie Weis. The gift that keeps on giving. Hiring Turner Gill and Charlie Weis back to back. It's hard to screw up that badly
Kansas is an almost impossible place to win at, I still think Gill could be a decent coach somewhere.
The University of Kentucky has also had some memorable crowds ;-)12-1. Ranked top 2. 2007. Should have never fired Mangino.
Kansas Football 2007 Year in Pictures / LJWorld.com