K-State and Jerome Tang have reached a settlement agreement that will pay Tang 12 million dollars. I hope this is the last we will hear about this, but I am kind of jealous. I wish my employer would pay me 12 million dollars to go away!
That’s right! The K-State crop judging team is set to defend its 35th national championship! That’s some kind of national dominance! Take that, UCLA, Duke, Notre Dame, and Alabama! We’ve got you beat!
My thoughts about K-State’s 31-26 loss to Cincinnati on Saturday night echoed how head coach Collin Klein started his post-game press conference… “Very disappointing. Painful.” That’s exactly how I felt watching the second half play out. K-State had a 17-10 lead at halftime and a chance to extend the lead on the first possession of the second half when quarterback Avery Johnson hit Derrick Salley on the first play from scrimmage in the third quarter for a 34-yard pass across…
Here are the highest-graded K-State players in the Tulane game according to Pro Football Focus. Interesting that Anciaux is the top-rated player of that game. He had three catches for 59 yards. Not a bad game. Actually, a pretty good game for a tight end. I am not sure what criteria they use for their ratings, but I’m surprised anyone rated better than Avery Johnson.
For your viewing enjoyment!