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- Pick/market: Roberts would be our starting RB

- Pick/market: if you can't get to a pub, your best bet is to probably go with someone like Virgin Media streaming once you get to Scotland.

- Pick/market: It was a trendy thing.

- Pick/market: Thank you for posting this, this is great!

- Pick/market: The good thing about a couple of Zekes bad throws is they’re things you can fix with more film and game reps.

- Coaching: Tune in to the Kansas Football postgame press conference following the Jayhawks 51-6 win vs LIU 🎙️

- Nik McMillan earned Kansas' top offensive PFF grade against LIU at 96.1 over 28 snaps. - Backup quarterback Cole Ballard posted Kansas' second-best offensive grade at 86.2. - Kansas' offensive line produced several strong grades, including DeAndre Harper at 86.0 over 42 snaps, Kasen Carpenter at 84.9, and Isaiah Marshall at 84.9 in his first full-time start. - Nick Morrow graded well overall at 82.3 but was flagged for needing pass-protection improvement after a 43.8 pass-blocking grade. - Dylan Edwards led Kansas running backs with a 78.7 grade, while Yasin Willis and Micah Johnson also cleared 75 and Johnson was noted as a fall-camp riser.

- Kansas quarterback Jaylen Marshall graded well overall and completed three of four passes thrown at least 20 yards, but PFF gave him a 35 passing grade under pressure after a near-interception. - Marshall directed nearly all of his passes to the middle or left side of the field, a Week 1 tendency worth monitoring against stronger coverage units. - Yasin Willis handled 11 carries in 26 snaps but was marked down in pass protection, while Dylan Edwards earned his best grade as a receiver. - Kasen Carpenter led Kansas' offensive-line grades, and DeAndre Harper played 42 snaps to Nick Morrow's 33 while grading second among the unit. - Kansas kept every defensive starter at 28 snaps or fewer, while David Santiago posted two pressures and four stops and Blake Herold led the front with four pressures.

- Injury: Things I liked: -We were extremely efficient on both sides of the ball while being about as vanilla as vanilla could be.

- Injury: I don’t think we are as deep at LB as some on here think.

- Injury: His offensive line was getting dominated.

- Injury: From the looks of it, that defensive end room is the best room we've had at any position group i can remember.

- Kansas' quarterback was limited as a runner in the opener, but the passing performance drew positive reviews, including explosive completions to Nick McMillan and Azay Cox. - The Kansas defense was credited for controlling the line of scrimmage against an overmatched opponent, though the review cautioned that two major mistakes would be punished by better competition. - Kansas is hoping Campic is healthy for the Missouri game, with the host framing that matchup as one where the Jayhawks will need full availability.

- Pick/market: Last week, we started a new series here at Phog.net where we ask and answer four questions before and after Kansas football games.

- QB: We just have to wait until we play a solid team to see how good we are.

- QB: It's funny to me that many on here are saying that KU should not get any credit for what they did Friday because the opponent was Long Island, while at the same time being...

- Pick/market: I went back and watched KU's 51-6 win over Long Island again to take a closer look at the performance.

- Kansas' postgame takeaway noted two mistakes that better opponents are more likely to punish. - The host said the quarterback was limited as a runner but impressive throwing the football. - Kansas' defense was credited with dominating a lesser opponent, which is useful but should be opponent-adjusted.

- Kansas linebacker Bam Crouch is doubtful for Missouri after an injury against Long Island. Quincy Davis shifted from Mike to Will during the opener; Lance Leipold says offseason cross-training and Davis' understanding of both roles give him confidence in that adjustment. The article does not identify Crouch's injury or declare him out. - If Crouch cannot play, Kansas may also use Malachi Curvey and Jibreel Al-Amin for additional linebacker snaps. Leipold says Curvey keeps improving after his first extended college action and describes Al-Amin as active and athletic; he does not announce a snap split or name a permanent replacement. - Leipold liked Kansas' offensive-line rotation and sack-free opener against Long Island, but wants cleaner holding technique and greater consistency before Missouri's larger, faster front four. He links holding to redirecting or stopping the feet and emphasizes disengaging in time; the FCS opener is a starting point, not proof the protection will hold against Missouri.

- Kansas quarterback Isaiah Marshall drew Drinkwitz's praise for accurate vertical throws, tough running and acceleration, while Andy Kotelnicki's offense uses repeated shifts and motions to disguise pass, quarterback-run and unbalanced-formation answers built from familiar player assignments.

- Kansas is supplementing last season's Border War review with film from incoming players' and coaches' previous programs, with Lance Leipold cautioning that Missouri's comfortable win last year may not have required it to reveal a complete game plan.

- Drinkwitz described Kansas quarterback Isaiah Marshall as an accurate downfield passer and dangerous runner, requiring Missouri to maintain pass-rush lanes while also defending his throws rather than simply concede the passing game. - Drinkwitz said Kansas coordinator Kotelnicki builds complementary passes, quarterback runs and trick plays from repeated shifts and motions, including unbalanced formations that complicate defensive recognition.

- Andy Kotelnicki's return as Kansas offensive coordinator opened with more than 600 yards in a 51-6 win over LIU, which Lance Leipold called a positive first step for an offense still early in its re-install. - Leipold said Kotelnicki had to start over with a roster mostly new to him, using spring, summer, and fall camp to evaluate personnel and find multiple ways to use the talent. - Kansas linebacker Bam Crouch left the LIU game with a shoulder issue, returned with his arm in a sling, and was expected to undergo further testing. - Leipold said Crouch was the only injury concern after the opener, which is important because Crouch had been playing well through fall camp after an injury at Boston College last season. - Kansas played 86 players against LIU, giving depth pieces and younger players live work in a game where the starters were able to support the reserves from the sideline.

- TE: He dropped one inn the bread basket at Arrowhead that was a beautiful pass by JD.

- OL/DL: Then our spotter doesn’t know the difference between our OL and DL.

- OL/LB: Looks like to me Whittingham will need a year or so to get it all right.

- Kansas offensive lineman Calvin Clements was voted a captain by his teammates, reinforcing his leadership role entering the season. - Clements said Kansas has a lot of talent and that player development has started to translate into a team-wide camp progression. - Clements described new starting quarterback Isaiah Marshall as explosive and confident, matching the personality Kansas wants in the huddle. - Clements said Marshall's added huddle presence may be giving confidence to the players around him now that he is the everyday quarterback.

- Kansas' offense was described as working through early kinks, even in a comfortable opener. - The defense did what the host wanted against a lesser opponent and dominated, but the note needs opponent adjustment. - The snippet does not provide enough offensive-line-specific detail beyond general offensive cleanup.

- Kansas' defensive-line grades dominated the LIU review, with David Santiago posting a 94.9 over 23 snaps and Dak Brinkley, Blake Herold, Leroy Harris, and Marcus Calvin all grading at 74.4 or better. - Trey Lathan gave Kansas another strong front-seven grade at linebacker with a 75.3 over 26 snaps. - The Kansas defensive review showed a clear front-seven-versus-secondary split, with Mason Ellis leading the safeties at 68.0 and Austin Alexander leading cornerbacks at 66.1.

- Intel: This should be a way bigger thread on this site, that tweet is going mega viral.

- LB: they will sack him but there isn’t going to be penalties for it.

- Intel: Wisky got hosed on that review of the muffed kickoff return.

- Intel: Announcing that a kid was from the transfer portal was on display all weekend.

- Intel: Hated past coaches that let bs calls go without going after the refs.

- Intel: The majority of stadiums put their video boards up high.

- Intel: We're spending a lot on the stadium, but need to be spending more on our roster, but seems like a chicken or egg situation because apparently most KU fans aren't spending money on KU...

- Intel: College Football Bowl Projections Week 2: Full list of matchups, playoff predictions A preseason projection of how the bowl season and College Football Playoff field could play out in 2026.

- Intel: With Michael saying he would be surprised if Bam plays anyone notice Quincy Davis’s play in week 1.

- Intel: I’m not saying that this site is some kind of authority but it’s not just KU saying it football.ballparks.com/NCAA/Kansas/index.htm