After another blowout loss to Baylor, the Kansas football team finds itself in a familiar place–picking up the pieces to what seemed like a promising opportunity to now trying to find out what all went wrong.
The Jayhawks came into the game against the Bears as 17 point underdogs, a relatively generous number considering Kansas’ average points per loss against Baylor in the last 11 matchups have been a whopping 36 points. If it weren’t for a one-point victory for Baylor in 2011, it would have been even worse.
This game wouldn’t be much different as the Jayhawks would fall to the Bears 45-7, marking the tenth time they’ve lost by three touchdowns or more to Baylor in the last twelve years.