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OLB Steven Parker [Kansas - Signed LOI]


Mavric

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22 hours ago, Mavric said:

Gave his visit an 8 mostly marked down because of the snow.

That is interesting because Kansas is his perceived leader-due to his relationship with the Tech coach. 

 

And it snowed just as much if not more in Lawrence. 

 

I bet his Nebraska visit is better than the KU one, as our facilities and commitment to football are astronomically higher than KU.

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4 minutes ago, HuskermanMike said:

That is interesting because Kansas is his perceived leader-due to his relationship with the Tech coach. 

 

And it snowed just as much if not more in Lawrence. 

 

I bet his Nebraska visit is better than the KU one, as our facilities and commitment to football are astronomically higher than KU.

He has an existing relationship with a coach there and the visit could be crazy with a home basketball game against Texas Tech.  Facilities are not great, but it should not be hard for them to show him a good time.  Football wise Nebraska would be the obvious move for him, but who knows what each individual kid is looking for. 

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27 minutes ago, swmohusker said:

He has an existing relationship with a coach there and the visit could be crazy with a home basketball game against Texas Tech.  Facilities are not great, but it should not be hard for them to show him a good time.  Football wise Nebraska would be the obvious move for him, but who knows what each individual kid is looking for. 

A tight relationship can be extremely tough to compete against. So, yes, Kansas most likely signs him unless he has an unexpected bad visit, which would be unlikely. Oh well, we can’t get them all.  

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41 minutes ago, Pedro G said:

A tight relationship can be extremely tough to compete against. So, yes, Kansas most likely signs him unless he has an unexpected bad visit, which would be unlikely. Oh well, we can’t get them all.  


and Les Miles still probably has some pull for being at an almighty SEC school in LSU. To be fair Miles was great there and won a Natty 

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1 hour ago, Pedro G said:

True, and Kansas has had a good team here and there. It’s not like they had been bad every year. 

Maybe two seasons as part of the Big 12 Conference (1996-now) and 5 or so while in the Big 8. So, roughly 7 good seasons in the last 58 years.

 


Big 8 Conference Records

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Big 12 Conference Records

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1 hour ago, Waldo said:

Lol 23 wins the past 9 years. Was just getting ready to post this, but Tom beat me to it. 

My point is it’s possible Miles could put together a good team or two at Kansas. True, they almost always had bad teams,  but it has happened before as you saw in 1968 and especially 1995. Miles is as good of a coach Kansas has ever hired, and that is what I am factoring in. Even crappy Oregon State had a great team when Dennis Erixon (sp?) was there. 

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