Talib is every bit the talent on national tv as I had hyped him up to be huh beerlover. Haha. In all honesty, I was at the game, and they would not throw to his side of the field. It was (potential) All-American vs. (potential) All-American, and Talib won the battle and actually knocked Bowman out of the game with a very solid lower body tackle.
Congrats, I forgot for a moment they're your team. Talib is a solid, big corner.
On the subject of Henry, I don't know what they put in his water, but he is nowhere close to that good. Fluke game, but somebody new steps up every time for us. He was a 1-star coming out of HS, we took a flyer on him because litteraly nobody else would. His hands are not that strong, and his lapses in concentration are frightening. Solid player, but not worth drafting.
thanks for the insight, loved the game he had didn't seem like a fluke but as I stated this was the first time I watched Kansas play.
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) -- Marcus Henry was an under-appreciated underdog who turned into something special, the epitome of No. 5 Kansas' remarkable run from nowhere to a legitimate national title contender.
Henry had a career-high 199 yards receiving and three touchdowns, Brandon McAnderson ran for 142 yards and two scores, and the Jayhawks stayed unbeaten with a 43-28 victory over Oklahoma State on Saturday night.
A skinny receiver who no one else wanted, Henry turned in the game of his career in his return to his home state as Kansas (6-0 Big 12) moved to 10-0 for the first time since 1899. The Jayhawks are now the only unbeaten team left in the six conferences with an automatic bid to the BCS after top-ranked Ohio State was upset by Illinois earlier in the day.
"Our whole team has been overlooked, and for us to be performing as good as we can, it's pretty good," Henry said.
The senior from Lawton had the fourth-highest receiving total in school history and caught more than one touchdown pass in a game for the first time in his career. Not bad for a kid who only got a look after a standout performance in an all-star game and got a late invite to training camp.
"He's a young man who just wanted an opportunity to play Division I. We gave him the opportunity and he's made the most of it," Jayhawks coach Mark Mangino said.
http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/recap;_ylt=An9sWzlUxXhyJ2Y.k27K2ekcvrYF?gid=200711100025&prov=ap
You want an offensive player with NFL potential? Brandon McAnderson. I don't actually know offhand what year he is, but he is a hos running the ball.
I was looking forward to seeing him play too.... seems like a solid 3rd rd. type of RB who could work out here if drafted & I really liked Todd Reesing, excellent pocket awareness, thought for a minute I was watching Bose State from last year
I'll give it a rest, I was searching for a legitimate NFL CB who could help the Texans secondary & it was not Ohio State Jr, CB Malcolm Jenkins. It was Kansas CB Aqib Talib. great size, speed, instincts & physical sacrifice. in my early draft book he's moved himself into the Top 20 range & Kansas is a team to be reckoned with.
