Lew Perkins issues statement on Tuesday incident

Thank, guys! I've been wondering what happened to all my Mizzou friends, but I'm hearing from them today. At least none of you were, as far as we know, waving around a shotgun or holding some narcotics "for a friend."

September 23, 2009 at 11:26 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

Reesing’s top 10: A subjective look at some of the Kansas QB’s best plays

God bless you, White Chocolate. This article was/is a great idea, but it would have been so much better if they'd embedded the clips in the article itself. But thanks for your work in g etting them out there.

September 5, 2009 at 9:03 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

Crimson and blue Bud Light cans make appearance on Lawrence liquor store shelves

“The licensing issue is, in our minds, secondary to the other issue,” of promoting underage drinking, Marchiony said.

Riiiigggghhhhttt. KUAC is more concerned about underage drinking than it is about its trademarks, even though it doesn't own any trademarks for those colors. I'm sure the owners of Joe College would agree thatKU is just concerned about what's best for the fans. Becuase if the KUAC was really concerned about underage drinking, they wouldn't allow it on school property at tailgate parties on football Saturdays, would they. And KU would NEVER try to charge a fee from tailgaters who want to drink alcohol during a tailgate party, would they? And KU surely realizes that about half of the KU student population is legally old enough to drink, aren't they?

Yesiree, I have no doubts at all that KU's motives in trying to stop InBev from doing this are as pure as John Calipari.

August 31, 2009 at 2:51 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

Former KU coach Jack Mitchell dies

Aaaand...Mayer's column about the good old days, complete with the requisite exclamations of "lordy!" and something to do with some game where no film exists should be coming any minute now.

July 6, 2009 at 1:45 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

Self confident Henrys will attend Kansas

Easy there, BJB. I understand why this had everyone worked up, but le's take the man at his word. He said he was sorry, he admits he "jumped the gun" and he understands that his actions were intended one way and perceived in another. Part of the problem appears to be that Carl and/or his family were concerned about how they'd be perceived and treated in Lawrence and you telling him to STFU only fuels that. It's water under the bridge and let's all just take a deep breath.

Oh, and he was drafted by the Kings out of college. So it would appear he had "a chance" at the NBA. I believe him when he says he's only trying to do what's right for his kids and even if he is misguided, at least he is making an effort.

July 1, 2009 at 3:33 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

Kaun enjoys life in Russia

I realize that to conservatives any forum will do when they want to spout off thier political philosophies. It could be a radio prorgam like Rush Limbaugh's and it could be the sports section devoted to the University of Kansas. I also realize that, as esteshawk pointed out, there really isn't any need for something so inconvenient as "facts" to get in the way of this bloviating, but can't you knuckleheads please take this BS over to someplace more appropriate to a political discussion? For the love of god, you managed to malign your President's policies as "communist" in the comments section of an article about a KU basketball player. Will you guys never let up? Is everything truly political for you, even when it is pointedly NOT political? Grow up and enjoy your status as a very small, regional minority party.

June 10, 2009 at 8:51 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

KUsports.com plans live stream of Xavier Henry press conference

Uhhh...Where is the video feed itself?

April 23, 2009 at 11:19 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

Jayhawks fly high as No. 3 seed in Midwest

Bison?! Does that make them a "B" school?

March 15, 2009 at 5:29 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

DE Young re-commits to Kansas

While I also am leery of one who commits, backs out and comes back (anyone remember Dwight Lewis and the KU or USC basketball saga? I thought Bill Self handled that very well.), the way I figure it is that Mark Mangino knows what he is doing. If he fancies the kid and if he is convinced that the young man is not a flake, well, that's good enough for me.And it's tough to hold it against the young man. You get all these coaches with high pressure to commit RIGHT F***** NOW and they aren't used to it and want to make everyone happy...I'm willing to cut him some slack.

January 9, 2009 at 6:47 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )

A proud new papa

Solomon, pay attention. Maybe he doesn't love the mother of his son. I certainly don't know but, then again, it's none of my business. What I do know is that this would not be the first child born out of wedlock or born of a relationship without love if, in fact, he doesn't love his child's mother.But where you need to pay attention is that he is CLEARLY devoted to providing a two parent family for his child. he is taking care of his son, he is involved in his son's upbringing. What you WANT to hear him say is that he and the mother will get married, which is none of your business. You have made a moralistic value judgment that places the marriage of parents, even without love, as being somehow "better" than a child having two loving and caring parents who maybe aren't married to one another. And you do this despite the article making numerous references to the fact that Fields is taking responsibility for co-parenting this child and that he is working hard to get the kind of job that willallow him to be the best provider he can for his son.You should be ashamed of yourself, Solomon, acting as if the only way to be a good father is to be the kind of father YOU think someone should be and immediately assuming, despite tons of evidence to the contrary, that there is going to be a fatherless child raised by a single mother with the absent dad spreading his seed all over the world. Where do you get off judgmentally clucking over a new father's proud state simply because he chooses differently than you want him to?And, yes, I am well aware that there are lots of men out there who sire children before abandoning them and their mothers and those fathers should be ashamed of themselves for creating a societal ill. But what, in this artcile leads you to that conclusion in this situation, you scolding and superior moralizer?

December 28, 2008 at 9:58 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )