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Seems if he's going to be ready by the start of summer camp, it's fine. He knows the offense, obviously. This will give the new guy plenty of work to get up to speed. Odds are he'll be called on at some point next season.

Good coaching by Kansas. If someone breaths on you in a desperate situation, act like you're a soccer player who just had his spine ripped out.

Absolute garbage.

There are a number of guys out there, though, who have great metrics and have thrived against lesser competition at the high school level. The step up to P5 ball is big for a lot of them, and if you can't block or tackle or run routes or cover guys who do it at a high level, too, you're going to...

Same case as a year ago. A legit P5 starting quarterback isn’t transferring somewhere without a legit shot at starting.

Most of all, Sonny can no longer afford to look at Morris as his starter. Even healthy, he's not at the level TCU needs.

I'm concerned about the guys here. How invested are they based on the way they're playing, their intensity, etc.? Once upheaval starts, it doesn't just stop.

Did anyone block on that?

Wouldn't surprise me if Dykes commits to Morris again for next year as well.

Take the ball at the 25. Nobody blocks on returns. They do hold, though.

Ineptitude x100

At this point, I can’t help but wonder how bad the exodus is going to be.

You expected something else????

Virtually no leadership this year, as opposed to a year ago.

I switched to hockey.

They have two bad enough opponents left. It's possible to get to six.

Dykes was smart enough last year to stay out of the way of a team run by some serious leaders. That’s what this team lacks most. And that’s when you need a coach/coaching staff who can capably shift gears and be what the team needs. Is that in Dykes’ wheelhouse in particular? I know Big 12...

He has to have pictures.

BYU clearly came into the game saying your QB is going to have to beat us. Had seven or eight in the box from start to finish. Offensive coaches really had no choice but to throw. Say this, though: The O-line did a fine job. They’ll need a similar outing next week against a much better defense.

Lots broke their way, too. It was like everything that could go wrong went right last year. This year’s a 180.