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| It's almost like even he has no idea what's going on. |
This week, the Hawks are back at home taking on Oklahoma
State (Saturday, 3pm CT, Fox Sports One). The most interesting thing Coach
Bowen has said all week concerns the quarterback situation. Montell Cozart isn’t
the worst QB ever, he’s just stuck in a situation where he can’t succeed. How
much of that is his fault? Anyway, in his presser, Bowen said that nobody
freaks out when other positions shuttle players in and out, so why should
quarterback be any different?
The answer, coach, is that the quarterback controls
everything that goes on in the offense. When you have three different bosses,
you have three times as many problems. Nice try, though. We get the message loud
and clear: you’re changing quarterbacks. Probably several times. A game.
The Cowboys are the first ranked team KU plays this season,
they’re 16th. Their only loss was to number-one Florida State in the
first game of the year. They’re 4-1, 2-0 in conference. Against non-ranked “big
5” conference opponents (Duke, Texas, and West Virginia), KU is 0-3, being
outscored 97-17. This is not a good sign.
The only thing that might- might, as in real big longshot-
help KU is that this is OSU’s first real road game of the year. The FSU match officially
occurred on a neutral field, at the Jerry Jones Memorial Mausoleum in Dallas.
So the Kansas crowd, if anyone’s still left, could possibly maybe potentially
throw the Cowboys off. Somewhat.
Oh, the game starts at the same time as the second game of
the American League Championship Series between Kansas City and Baltimore.
As the great Emily Litella said….
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| Sorry, Julie. Almost forgot about you. |
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