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  1. 11-25-07 12:11 AM #1
    Seattle Slew
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    Default Kansas kickoff down 36-28?

    After the safety, couldn't Kansas try an onsides kick in that spot with 12 seconds left? Not sure of the rule, but think it's the same as a kickoff. They should have tried it. Why kick deep?
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    the kick off would have to travel to the 45 before KU could have recovered with out a MIZZ player touching the ball
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    slew is correct here...Kansas should have tried an onside kick...granted the chances of them recovering and then scoring a 80 something yard TD pass weren't great, that's what they should have done...judging by Mangino's reaction after the safety, I don't think he was thinking a whole lot about it...
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  4. 11-25-07 03:04 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seattle Slew View Post
    After the safety, couldn't Kansas try an onsides kick in that spot with 12 seconds left? Not sure of the rule, but think it's the same as a kickoff. They should have tried it. Why kick deep?
    Agreed - they should have kicked it with a chance at least.
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