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Keep. Mizzou won the Big 8 one year when they were on probation and couldn't go to the NCAA. Plus, won the Big 12 on the way out the door. Really, the Big 12 is still a big draw and significant economic impact to KC.

His son. Rock M Nation has a much better write up.

Bolton did give a shout out Mizzou with a MIZ at the Victory Celebration at Union Station.

I will enjoy my second Super Bowl parade. And my third World Championship parade.

I don't want it. If it was for them to play us, they should never have canceled the contract to play at Arrowhead. I am not traveling to see us play a team where my local NFL franchise paid each school a million dollars to play and they, ku, stopped because of hissy fit.

Fifth Down and Flea Kicker were much worse. This game was simply a comedy of errors. Somebody has to not lose.

He has a plan? Didn't look like it. We should get the K State coach. We can pay him better.

We fired Odom for being .500. Drink is no better. This is on the administration and Sunvold for wanting to make a change. Odom was screwed by the NCAA.

I live in Kansas City. I remember when the Chiefs lost to Brady in 2018 season and Hunt requested the rule change and it was voted down. Fun stat shown in the AFC Championship is that no team has won back to back OT Playoff games. So who cares, Buffalo would have likely lost to the Bengals the following week.

No Keith. The rule is not "which states that if a team scores a touchdown once both teams have the ball, it’s a walk-off victory.". It is an opening drive TD can end the game or a safety. Both teams are not guaranteed a chance of offense. Field goals do not mean sudden death.

Bengals website. NFL website. Pretty easy to verify. Or watch the game and listen to the broadcast. Pretty simple. Writer couldn't be bothered.

The draft rules are a function of the NFL union contract and have nothing to do with the NCAA.

Correct. The Bengals were in the Super Bowl in 1988. Boomer was the QB. Apparently the writer and editors do not fact check.

On a more positive note, did anyone else catch Drew talking to Andy Hill after the game.

Mizzou is an AAU. Do research before your post.

Iowa State is also an AAU

K State cannot go to the Big 10. Big 10 only takes AAU Research schools. Only Kansas and Texas qualify in the Big 12. And the Pac 12 does not take religious schools, so Baylor & TCU are out of that equation.

And NOT from anonymous posters on message boards.

That is why I take real medical advice from real doctors and anonymous posters on a message board.

Nobody scored in the third quarter. Three score lead wasn't until the fourth. Henry really didn't do squat in the third.

Weird because I distinctly remembering Clark stopping Henry on a 2 & 1 and getting the game endimg sack.

Good names you mentioned. Another one left off the list-Michael Egnew. An All American left off the list. But it was in the Big XII, so who cares?

I wouldn't put Lock #1 either. Washington above any of those WR. He didn't fumble in big games like Moore. And somehow Aldon Smith, a Top Ten draft choice, doesn't make the list? Guess those final years in the Big XII are irrelevant.

I would also put 2010 Moe Miracle on the list. And the 2011 NFL Draft, where we had two Top Ten draft choices.

True. I would put beating Texas in 2011 on the list instead of that with David Freese in attendance. Only thing that was bad was HJ's imjury.

Franklin started Georgia. The game you are thinking of was the following week against Florida, not Georgia. And Mizzou is 7-4 against A&M since being in the same conference. The event that makes that game special is HJ breaking away for the game sealing touchdown after the horrific injury.

Did they go to that high school?

His point, which you missed, is Bohl cam from a D1 FCS school. Wyoming is A D1 FBS school. D1 is not allowed to play D2.

Kind of like Heath Shuler in Tennessee. Nobody gets a parade for big stats. Montana and Brady were/are better NFL QBs Elway went to more Super Bowels with less. Manning had better talent with the Colts than the Pats and won one Super Bowl.

Your right-Tom Brady is.