KU TCU
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Except for two mistakes, Ballard was good, better than what I had expected.
He had not practiced due to his own injury but played with composure against a very good D.
There is nothing wrong in change, if it is in the right direction. To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often. Winston Churchill
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@approxinfinity We had 7 at one time all evening!
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Was it said why QB1 was out?
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Except for two mistakes, Ballard was good, better than what I had expected.
He had not practiced due to his own injury but played with composure against a very good D.
Yea, I was rooting for Ballard. Those big mistakes were game changers unfortunately.
Otherwise I thought he played well.
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So frustrating to watch a team where the issue doesn’t seem to be talent. Maybe you could say the QB, which is big admittedly.
But they’re competitive in every single game and just make huge mistakes to cost them the game.
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I don’t put this on Ballard in the slightest, I like the aggressive play calling but you have to use common sense when you have a lead. Kick the FG and pooch punt. We are up 16-0 in the 4th quarter. TCUs offense had 2 good drives all game. We likely win with situational awareness by the coaching staff. That loss is a 110% on them.
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We might still find a way to lose, but you have to think that the 10-point swing from using common sense and kicking and punting wins us this game.
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Lower leg injury. I think we win w/him.
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@kjayhawks2.0 I gave up watching. What was the situation you referred to about going up 16-0.
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@kjayhawks2.0 I gave up watching. What was the situation you referred to about going up 16-0.
Kansas was on the TCU goal line leading 13-0. Instead of kicking a field goal to go up 16-0 they decided to once again go for it on fourth down, and failed, giving the ball back to TCU.
So they left points on the field instead of extending the lead to potentially three scores needed by TCU.
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@rockchalkjayhawk said in KU TCU:
@kjayhawks2.0 I gave up watching. What was the situation you referred to about going up 16-0.
Kansas was on the TCU goal line leading 13-0. Instead of kicking a field goal to go up 16-0 they decided to once again go for it on fourth down, and failed, giving the ball back to TCU.
So they left points on the field instead of extending the lead to potentially three scores needed by TCU.
That and a short doink were killers.
