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I see here and elsewhere people jumping on Kansas plus the points. While I agree they have improved this year greatly I doubt they will hang in on Sat in Manhattan. A near miss at a very shabby Colorado squad and squeaking by Baylor last week tells me the woodshed may be in store for the jayhawks this Sat. I'll grab the Wildcats now - 20 before the late move I feel will come later on K ST. This series has been dominated by KST. recently and I see the trend continuing Sat as Snyder will have this team rolling the rest of the way like last year. KST -20 7 units

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Unfortunately (as a KU grad) I have to agree with K-State as the play here. Wildcats coach Snyder will take every opportunity to hammer KU & coach Mangino if he can, as proved last year by inserting 1st team defense to preserve 64-0 shutout versus the Jayhawks. I agree that KU is improved, but KSU is still a much better team and at home. Although QB Whittemore can put some points on the board for Kansas, Sproles & Roberson should run wild for K-State against a still suspect KU defense.
 

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