The Coup Continues

Source:LJ World

After boggling our collective minds, hauling in not one, but two 5 star quarterbacks, Coach Weis is back out on the recruiting front, and he is also back to recruiting the transfer-type players. Weis hit a towering home-run with the two quarterbacks, Dayne Crist and Jake Heaps, and he looks to turn even more heads with his encore performance. Names have surfaced on the both sides of the ball, but two in particular, at a position of dire need, have perked our ears: two wide-outs, USC's Brice Butler and Oklahoma's Justin McCay, are starting to show serious interest in becoming Jayhawks.

A Very Merry CRISTmas (Heaps Joins the Fray too)

Source: NCAA

News broke earlier this morning that former Notre Dame Quarterback Dayne Crist is heading to Kansas. Expected to resurrect the floundering Kansas Football program, Crist will need to work miracles, but unlike most Kansas quarterbacks, he actually has the physical tools to do so.

Staff, Recruits, and Such

Source: Mlive

Things are really starting to get exciting around the Kansas Football program. New head man Charlie Weis is signed and sealed, assistant coaches are starting to file in, and big name transfers are considering Kansas. It sure kicks the crap out of last season...

It's Weis

And it is official! Charlie Weis has officially been hired as the next head coach at Kansas. Read inside for the latest...

Part V (A Couple More for Good Measure)

Source: Jayhawks Football Tickets

Kansas is still on the lookout for a new head football coach and more rumors are coming your way. 2 hot names have caught some traction and it is safe to finally add them to the new and improved coaching hot board. It is Day 11 of the search, and it looks like we have reached the calm before the storm...

Big 12 Wrap-Up

Phew. After about 5,000 words on the coaching search, we are going to finally take a step aside and wrap up the Big 12's regular season. Don't worry, more is surely to come on the coaching prospects, but it is time for a much needed break from the drama.

Part IV (The Long Shots)

Kevin Sumlin

Kevin Sumlin is now as good as gone. From the looks of it, he will sign either at Arizona State (who offered him 2.5 million for 5 years), or at Texas A&M. Sumlin was a nice guy to pull for, but there wasn't a very realistic shot that he was coming to Kansas. It pains me to say it, but Kansas is not the most coveted job in all of college football. Sure it is a BCS job and KU has excellent workout facilities, but the tradition is lacking and the team is in disarray.