goings-on at other football programs ...

[KSUbetcha]

I hope everyone we play upcoming keeps winning, that way we look better when we beat them like a drum….

I miss the days of pounding the Payhawks 64-0 or something in that range. We need to put a whooping on them for sure.

[purpledolphincat]

Utah loses to Arizona

[Tbonespop]

Agreed, we gotta keep that on the down low . Opposing defenses are going to start playing containment to keep him from running and make him a pocket passer. He's going to continue to develop his pocket passing ability, but it's by far the thing he's least comfortable with. He'll get there.

You have no idea what keeping something on the down low actually means. None at all.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Down-low_(sexual_slang)

Yup, that is correct. I think we've had this discussion before...I still don't know either

[Zoltar]

Read the link and remember this is a sports site and not a site intended for you to find male hook-ups.

[Tbonespop]

Read the link and remember this is a sports site and not a site intended for you to find male hook-ups.

My statement is a movie quote from Frank The Tank in Oldschool when talking about the Red Dragon not being exactly street legal.

[Coldfeet]

Red dragon not legal eh? Sounds like somebody removed the restrictor plate for a little more juice? Gonna wanna keep quiet about that

[WildcatEngineer]

https://kansasreflector.com/2024/10/02/ ... ost-gains/

Sherman Smith
@sherman_news
Emporia State University continues to lose students while the rest of the higher education system in Kansas reports enrollment increases in data released Wednesday by the Kansas Board of Regents #ksleg #ksed
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"Enrollment is up 5.6% at the University of Kansas, 2.8% at Kansas State University, 0.9% at Wichita State University, 0.7% at Pittsburg State University and 0.3% at Fort Hays State University. Washburn posted a 6.5% increase.

“For the second consecutive year, all sectors of the Kansas higher education system are experiencing growth,” said Kansas Board of Regents chairman Carl Ice. “These increases are an indicator that our system is improving affordability and access for Kansas families.”

ESU continues to be an outlier."

[stlcatfan]

https://kansasreflector.com/2024/10/02/ ... ost-gains/

Sherman Smith
@sherman_news
Emporia State University continues to lose students while the rest of the higher education system in Kansas reports enrollment increases in data released Wednesday by the Kansas Board of Regents #ksleg #ksed
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"Enrollment is up 5.6% at the University of Kansas, 2.8% at Kansas State University, 0.9% at Wichita State University, 0.7% at Pittsburg State University and 0.3% at Fort Hays State University. Washburn posted a 6.5% increase.

“For the second consecutive year, all sectors of the Kansas higher education system are experiencing growth,” said Kansas Board of Regents chairman Carl Ice. “These increases are an indicator that our system is improving affordability and access for Kansas families.”

ESU continues to be an outlier."

That's no easy feat in this era of fewer high school graduates, rising tuition costs, and renewed interest in the trades as well as getting a degree in nursing, business, IT, etc. at a two-year school. In addition, a lot of high school grads who intend to go to a four-year college may do their first two years at community college to save money and knock out the gen ed courses.

It does make one wonder what is going on at ESU. Fort Hays State is in an area of the state that is losing population so one would think they would be in the same boat, but they seem to be holding their own.

[ToledoCat#3]

I think cost of attending is a big FT. Hays draw. And, I think a student can get a good education, too.

I've a nephew from Gardner, excellent student, who chose Ft. Hays and is a frosh there.

[WildcatEngineer]

The Kansas Board of Regents need to look at keeping KU and KSU enrollment at a level that financially optimizes faculty, staff, and operational costs. If that means transitioning Emporia State to a Junior College, then it should be done. Causing higher enrollment costs at KU and KSU because of low enrollment in the Kansas system is negligent management.