The Jayhawks have lost three of their last six games, and in each of those defeats, they’ve failed to register more than 63 points. There’s no denying that offense is a problem for Kansas right now. Aside from Perry Ellis, it lacks a truly consistent scoring threat, and relying on the three-point shot as much as […]
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Are you lousy at your job? If so, don’t feel bad. It could always be worse. Until you’re as bad at your job as Daniel is at making predictions, there’s no reason to get down on yourself. http://insidethepaint.podomatic.com/entry/2015-03-02T14_40_36-08_00 Kansas is going to win another Big 12 title, and its on the brink of 11 straight […]
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It seems like lightyears since we last saw success in the Kansas football program. Part of the disappointment, undoubtedly, goes back to the revolving door of the football coaching staff. But KU has also had another glaring hole in recent years: the quarterback. It is certainly difficult to develop a quarterback. There are many things […]
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Remember earlier this year, when Perry Ellis was struggling? That seems like such a long time ago. The way the Jayhawks beat the Longhorns on Saturday night comes with the typical disclaimers — playing a bad team that might not make the tournament, struggling with length, continuing with the drive, and long-range shots not falling. […]
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That was $160 well spent, huh? The Jayhawks fall in Manhattan, only to be saved by none other than Scott Drew two days later. The Jayhawks put forth a dismal performance in the back-half of the Sunflower Showdown, and with the exception of Perry Ellis, nearly every player is being questioned for part of their […]
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Why can nobody ever clear the hurdle and dethrone the Kansas Jayhawks atop the Big 12 standings? I’m not going to waste any time talking about how impressive the Jayhawks’ streak of 10, going on 11, consecutive Big 12 regular season titles is – everybody already knows that. What I am interested in, however, are the why […]
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How has has the speed of college basketball changed since the game’s origin, and what do we do now? (Almost) from the very beginning of basketball, “speed of play” has been a paradoxical point. Dr. James Naismith not only invented the game, but he played a part in development of the game beyond the original thirteen rules. […]
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