Could Be Wrong

It's a CouldBeWrong x JayhawkTalk crossover episode talking KU basketball and football.

We do the inaugural fraud watch draft as a means to cope with KU Football's heartbreaking loss to Kansas State. 

The big question: How much criticism is warranted for Lance Leipold?

And then we get into KU-Arkansas and the Jayhawks' rotation this season.

It's KU-KState week AND the return of Jayhawk basketball. We break down:

• It's the implication. What would a football win (or loss) mean for KU's season?
• Is this game about saving KU's season or derailing KState's season?
• Late Night overreactions.
• The annual KJ Adams convo starts early.
• And does KU have too many good guards?!

The Kansas Jayhawks enter the season as the No. 1 team in the country, but are they really different from past teams? We break down what's new with the Jayhawks before getting into our concerns with the Allen Fieldhouse renovations.

Join us as we debate if KU fans should be excited or cautious about their team’s No. 1 ranking.

We air it all out (unlike the Jayhawks). Should Jeff Grimes be fired? Will he get fired? What happened to Jalon Daniels? ... And what does it all say about Lance Leipold?

Mike and Nick are back and this time, they're putting the Chancellor on Fraud Watch for his comments on the KU Football Stadium.

• Lance Leipold remains in mostly good standing. He needs to join us in the darkness.
• Jalon Daniels downgraded from Fraud Watch to Fraud Advisory.
• Jeff Grimes... upgraded to a Fraud Warning.

And we compare this KU football season to different movies after a Leipold quote.

Everyone is on FRAUDWATCH as Mike and Nick are joined by Tully Corcoran and JayhawkTalk to discuss the Jayhawks' struggles.

Mike and Nick are joined by Bryson Stricker and dive into a spirited debate about high school football prowess, with Bryson confidently asserting that his younger self could dominate Kansas high school football today. The conversation shifts to KU football, focusing on the health and potential of quarterback Jalen Daniels, the team's defensive strategies, and the impact of new offensive coordinator Jeff Grimes. They also discuss the upcoming season's schedule, potential prop bets, and the broader implications of KU's performance, and the highs and lows of being a KU football fan.

Mike and Nick make their triumphant return after a busy offseason to preview the 2024-25 Kansas Football season. Dream SZN 2.0?? Kevin 1 and Kevin 2 join the guys to discuss what they're most excited for and what scares them the most about the upcoming season. They talk preseason hype, what will qualify as a successful season, Jalon Daniels' health, the new look Big 12, Devin Neal expectations, having no true home games, the departure of Andy Kotelnicki, and if we can finally stop worrying about Lance Leipold taking another job. 

As top-40 recruit Labaron Philon looks to reopen his recruitment, where will Bill Self and Kansas turn their attention to next? Nick, Mike, and Kevin break down the transfer portal madness on a live edition of Could Be Wrong. Should KU be worried about Philon's decommitment and is it a sign of how recruitment of high school prospects is changing? Also discussed: Kansas' continued pursuit of Alabama trasnfer Rylan Griffen, their chances of landing top 2025 PG prospect Darius Acuff, reported interest in Oklahoma State transfer Javon Small, and Johnny Furphy's chances of returning to Kansas for another season.

In this episode, Mike, Nick, and Kevin recap the first few weeks of "Portal SZN" and share their thoughts on the additions of Riley Kugel (Florida) and Zeke Mayo (South Dakota State). They discuss which player will make a bigger impact, if Bill Self offers prospective players starting jobs, and what the coaching staff's mindset is this offseason. They then discuss what guys like Hunter Dickinson, Johnny Furphy, and Elmarko Jackson will decide to do, and play a new game called 'Bag or No Bag' with prospective transfers.