Locked On Jayhawks - Daily Podcast On Kansas Jayhawks Football & Basketball - RECAP: Kansas Jayhawks Fall Short of Bowl, Blown-Out by Baylor Bears 45-17

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Starting point is 00:00:32 Thank you to every dayers catching each and every show. You can find it anywhere you get your podcasts, as well as YouTube, where you can like and subscribe to the show. And on today's edition of Locked On Jayhawks, we're recapping KU losing to Baylor. They lose by 28 points. We break down what went wrong in the game, what went wrong in the season,

Starting point is 00:00:48 as Kansas now falls a game short of bowl eligibility and all the momentum that they built up comes to a screeching halt in this game as the defense couldn't stop anything that Baylor did. And certainly there'll be some conversations about what needs to be done now in the offseason for KU. So let's start here. Kansas falls 45-17 in the end.

Starting point is 00:01:10 A game where Kansas had 491 yards of offense. They had over 200 yards passing and over 200 yards rushing. They were balanced offense. They averaged almost 7 yards per carry. It wasn't the most efficient game in terms of uh completion rate or anything like that but the passes they did complete they averaged over 23 yards per completion and you look at that and you would say okay well you know maybe kansas lost the defense didn't play well which obviously happened in this one but to lose by 28 in a game like that happens

Starting point is 00:01:40 i don't think there's a better statistic that i can show in how bad the defense performed in this game than to say that, that the offense did those things and they still lost by 28. Now, obviously the offense for KU didn't end up having a great game. So let's get into that as well. By the way, this episode is brought to you by GameTime. Download the GameTime app, create an account and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase. Now, what I mean by the offense didn't have a great game overall, even though the yards were there, is that the situational plays, obviously you only put up 17 points in the end. So it's not just on the defense.

Starting point is 00:02:14 When you get blown out, it's going to be a culmination of a lot of different things. And obviously this mostly probably is about the defense, but I think in the end, too many mistakes. And I think in the end, that becomes the theme of this season, does it not? Like, you had a chance to make bowl eligibility despite all your struggles, all your one-score losses. Well, didn't have to worry about a one-score loss in this one if you're Kansas. Just, you know, not really in this game.

Starting point is 00:02:39 And the theme of this season ends up being too many mistakes or plays on the small margin of error. And again, you lose this one by 28, so it's a little tougher to point to one mistake that happened. But think about this. Because in a game where your defense couldn't stop anything they were doing, your offense basically had to be perfect, and you weren't. You missed a field goal on the first drive. You had the overthrown interception later in the first half. get stopped on fourth and one which i

Starting point is 00:03:25 mean that absolutely sucks that's the final run play of devin neal's career um i i will say though i at the very least like i do want to give the offense a little bit of credit a little bit of a hat tip that as much as that game was out of their favor and that it was pretty clear they were going to lose but the offense still kept trying to make plays right maybe the execution wasn't there but they were trying there wasn't a quit level it felt like the defense in this game it felt like there was a level of quit in the second and third quarter and maybe it was just a bad game maybe it was just a bad schematic matchup and bad this or that but when you see them not gang tackling a bunch of guys running to the ball that didn't happen guys missing tackles business decisions it's hard to say that like i don't know like and put it this way the execution wasn't there for the offense when it needed to be in a game like this where

Starting point is 00:04:15 your defense was struggling that much but the effort was there it felt like the defense i don't think effort or execution was there and um it was just a, it was accumulation. It was a giant math equation of everything that could have been a mess for KU. You give up over 600 yards to Baylor, 293 on the ground, not six yards per carry. You gave up 310 passing yards. At one point, their quarterback was nine for nine to open up the end. 195 of their 310 passing yards at one point their quarterback was nine for nine to open up the end 195 of their 310 passing yards were after the catch they had four touchdowns you did not force any turnovers you're minus two in the turnover battle and yeah again you could go back and be like well there's

Starting point is 00:04:56 those missed opportunities offensively where you know let's say you make the field goal on the first drive of the game okay now it's 45 20 instead instead of the overthrown interception what if you get you know another field goal on that drive it's not 45 23 instead of getting held to a field goal you know you get a touchdown on that one drive okay now maybe it's 45 27 maybe to be to know what doesn't fumble and you at least get a field goal there it's 45 to 30 maybe you don't have the interception the end zone you get a touchdown now it's 45 37 uh you don't have the stop on fourth and one maybe you score a touchdown i'll send it to tie game now it doesn't work like that because you're going to still make uh some mistakes maybe you're not going to make all of those but point being it could have been

Starting point is 00:05:32 at least a little bit closer if that happened but on defense it was everything i mean you get marvin grant toasted twice deep which this was something going back to last year like craig young was this super athletic linebacker safety hybrid but the advantage of having craig young on the field was that super-athletic linebacker-safety hybrid, but the advantage of having Craig Young on the field was that he was a super-athletic linebacker. And they had him playing as, like, a slot corner all the time to where he was getting targeted a lot, giving up a lot of catches. You lose that advantage you're going for. And I felt like all this season long, I felt like Marvin Grant

Starting point is 00:05:58 would have been better off being, like, the third linebacker on the field, but a lot of times they ended up having to use him as, like, slot corner. And in some games, that's actually okay, right? if he's matching up a linebacker this or that like but you can't have him going up against a receiver who i think on in college football somebody dm me this college football 25 i think monterey baldwin has a 98 speed why are you matching that like again it's not great for marvin grant that he gave up those touchdowns but i almost view that more as like malpractice from the, like why as a coaching staff, are you having him line up? Shouldn't you have Marvin Grant being guarding somebody else?

Starting point is 00:06:30 And if you're like, oh, but you know, they spread us out and we didn't have a matchup for him on the field. Okay. Then, then play, play nickel, play dime, put an extra corner out there and put Marvin Grant in as one of the linebackers instead of Cornell Wheeler or JB Brown or Taiwan Berryhill or something like that, where you play a little bit smaller. And yes, you could say, well, how would you do stopping the run? Guess what? They didn't stop the run in their base defense anyway.

Starting point is 00:06:51 So what would it have mattered? I don't know. But there was zero pass rush in this game for KU. KU only got three tackles for loss. They ended up with three sacks, ironically enough. But I don't know. It felt like on the key plays, like there was just nothing there. Baylor, for the most part, just avoided throwing at the corners. Like, I don't really blame the corners and Colby and Mello Dots, and I know Mello gave up that one touchdown on the in route,

Starting point is 00:07:13 but like, for the most part, everything was over the middle. It was against the linebackers. It was against the safeties. And I thought this was a really bad game for the linebackers. I mean, KU missed a billion tackles. It was everybody was missing tackles, but a lot of game for the linebackers i mean ku missed a billion tackles a lot it was everybody was missing tackles but a lot of those were the linebackers and uh we mentioned baylor likes to run it up the middle they did and ku couldn't stop it because they couldn't make tackles right and the defensive line didn't get great surge that's to make it

Starting point is 00:07:36 harder on the linebackers but they were getting beaten coverage they were getting beat unable to make tackles and in a season where there has been some lowlights for the linebacking core, they've had some more highlights, I think, this year than a lot of years past, because I thought J.B. Brown, for the most part, this season was a solid player for KU. Same for Cornell Wheeler, when he was not having to play injured or anything like that.

Starting point is 00:07:56 But there's been some lowlights even then for the linebackers, whether it's one of the guys off the bench or whoever. There's been a lot of lowlights for the KU linebacking core in the entire lance leipold era and this was one of the worst linebacker games i can remember like there was that duke game i think in uh was that lance leipold's first year at the helm of ku that they they like lost and kind of a shootout in duke and that was like one that i remember being very bad with linebackers this was certainly up there i also thought the scheme was really bad it was basically very simple for baylor they were like we're either going to hand off up the middle or we're going to throw a screen to the outside and it's basically wherever we have numbers we're

Starting point is 00:08:32 going to go with that it felt like ku was just playing zone every single time and this is something i've got on it before that like you have these two corners who are probably going to be playing in the pros next year play more man-to-man and when you're going up against me if you're playing man-to-man that's going to basically take away the pros next year. Play more man-to-man. And when you're going up against me, if you're playing man-to-man, that's going to basically take away the screen as long as your guys are fighting and winning off the blocks. And it was just an inability to adjust. There was a lack of adjustments.

Starting point is 00:08:55 I didn't like the scheme to begin with. And I think Brian Borland has just never really figured out how to guard tempo. Like that's been something that KU certainly struggled with in his entire time that KU certainly struggled with in his entire time at KU. And I think to me that the, the difference in play calling was apparent in this one.

Starting point is 00:09:11 Like Jeff Grimes, I thought had an overall fine game. There were certainly some moments, like there were a couple like first half drives, there was like second and long, and they kept throwing behind the sticks where they kept running on first down when Baylor was basically saying, Hey,

Starting point is 00:09:23 we're going to go out all out on the run. But I thought Dave Aranda, who was calling plays as the head coach to call the defense for Baylor, outperformed Jeff Grimes, the offense coordinator. And that was something we talked about in the preview. Would Jeff Grimes know more about the tendencies of Dave Aranda, or would Dave Aranda know more about the tendencies of Jeff Grimes? It felt like Dave Aranda knew more about the tendencies of Jeff Grimes. There were several plays in the game where I noticed a safety or linebacker or a DB point something out or creep up exactly where the play was going. So they knew what he wanted to do and it became too predictable. I thought overall though, again, if you go back to some of those stakes they made,

Starting point is 00:10:02 the offense would have actually had a good output. So even though some of that stuff happened, I think that stuff might be picking Nitz a little bit more. But still, I would have given the advantage to Aranda over Grimes and based on what we kind of saw overall. It was more so that like, you know, I mean, that was just a big advantage for Baylor. They let go of Jeff Grimes in the offseason. They get Jake Spavadol, and that was a huge advantage for them.

Starting point is 00:10:23 Spavadol over Brian borland in this matchup so um it just sucks because at least if this was a close loss like obviously people would be heartbroken with with how the season ended and they came so close if there was a close loss and it'd be that heartbreaking way and it'd be sad but i think it would be a little bit easier to give salutes to like the seniors for people to be like man but thank you to devin Neal and Colby Bryant and all these guys like that. And I'm not saying that stuff's not going to happen or it doesn't deserve to happen because it does.

Starting point is 00:10:52 But I think right now everybody's PO'd, and deservedly so, about kind of the final effort here in this game. Because I think at one point in the second half, it felt like – if Kansas came into this game 3-8 or 4-7 where it's like, what are they playing for? And you had that type of performance. You would sit here and be like, okay, I can understand how that would have happened. They were playing for a bowl game.

Starting point is 00:11:13 And I don't know. It's just very weird how that would have happened. And obviously, I will say, great job by Kansas. I do want to finish on kind of a positive note. Great job by the team, by the players, by the coaching staff to keep this team together on like the big picture for the season when they were two and six to even finish. You know, if you would have said when they were two and six, they're going to finish five and seven with three right wins. I don't know that you would have been like super ecstatic about it, but you would have been like, well, at least they finished the season strong. You know what I mean? Because at one point when you're sitting at two and six,

Starting point is 00:11:45 you were looking down the barrel and going, could it be two and 10 with the way this season finishes? And they do deserve some credit for that. They do deserve some credit for being the first team in program history to win two straight ranked games, to win three straight ranked games, for creating some fun memories those Saturdays,

Starting point is 00:12:00 for keeping you entertained all season long, for having a great senior day and some of the home performances. And I think a great job as well that they deserve credit for not bottoming out. Like that matters in recruiting. That matters from entertainment perspective. That matters for building the next team.

Starting point is 00:12:16 That the jumping point isn't going to be jumping off a two and 10 season, right? Like that stuff matters and credit to them for that and credit to some of the careers of the players, right? Like obviously this wasn't the final way you wanted it for Devin Neal and Colby Bryant and Melo Dotson, whoever, but overall, all of those players like, and you know, I'm skipping over many others. Their careers were still great at Kansas.

Starting point is 00:12:36 They still went to back-to-back bowl games from where this program was like all that stuff deserves a tip of the cap, but also this was yet another missed opportunity in a season marred by exactly that and certainly a uh i guess a very kansas football thing get everybody's hopes up they got everybody's hopes up in the offseason and then it dipped down then again everybody's hopes up coming in this week and unfortunately kansas football things happened as ku has still never won in waco and the average defeat is uh around 30 points in their last eight games in Waco.

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Starting point is 00:14:17 on top. Devin Neal gets a good goat here. 20 carries in the end, 133 yards, a touchdown, 6.7 yards per carry also to catch for five yards and that catch for five yards could have easily been like a loss of two yards those are plays that i'll never forget his i'm a ku the ability to turn plays that should have been zero yard gains negative two yard gains into plus three plus four plus five that kept you on schedule unbelievable season unbelievable career and i obviously didn't end the way you wanted to get stopped on the fourth of one he had that drop on the last drive as well so that absolutely sucks but i'm not going to remember devin neal for that stuff i'll remember him for all the great moments

Starting point is 00:14:52 he provided over his course of his career with ku i still think he deserves a statue he's the all-time leader for rushing yards rushing touchdowns he today by having over 100 rushing yards had his eighth 100 plus yard rushing game in a season which ties him for the record uh all time at KU he also had another until today I guess it makes it a top six season but coming into the year top five season in terms of uh most of those with last year so unbelievable for a career and a good game still to go out for Devin Neal even with Baylor kind of keen on the run especially as the game went on I thought the receivers did a good job for Kansas in this game I know none of them had more than three catches like Quinn Skinner three for 77 Luke Grimm three for 73 LJ Arnold had one for 22

Starting point is 00:15:34 I thought the collective of them like they made some nice catches especially on some big plays for Kansas overall I thought Jared Casey gets a good go here too two catches for 57 yards he had some nice yard after catch on uh those and that'll be another guy certainly to be missed here around kansas he also had some key blocks there were some nice plays on some some big devon neal runs especially early in the game where where casey was providing a pivotal block as a part of uh kind of all of that um i guess i'm trying to think like off the top of my head so let's see baylor had four tfls they had zero sacks kansas had 491 on offense um off the top of my head i thought the offensive line did a pretty good job now maybe there was a couple plays like there was

Starting point is 00:16:19 one pointed out where they shifted the wrong way and you know maybe you gave up a few pressures like here or there like i doubt it was a perfect game for the KU offensive line, but I thought overall they played good enough to win, and Calvin Clements obviously got the start in this one with Logan Brown out, and I thought he acquitted himself just well. You watch the Chiefs game on Friday, and it's very noticeable the struggles of their left tackle. That was not noticeable at all in this game, so that's a good sign

Starting point is 00:16:43 because certainly you'd expect calvin clements to be a starter next year bryce cable do will depart we'll see what happens logan brown he can come back for another year just go to the nfl early what does he decide to do but if he's back or he's not either way there is another tackle spot open and you figure calvin clements has the head start on that race and so that was a i think good boosting point for him to finish out this regular season. What about the bad goats of this one? I didn't give any good goats to anybody on defense.

Starting point is 00:17:12 Now, maybe that's not fair because maybe there were some players that, like DJ Withers had five tackles in a sack. And I thought he looked pretty good. But also, it felt like consistently the KU defensive line was getting blown off the ball. How much of that was Withers? How much that was other guy? Maybe Withers deserves a good goat. I'm not entirely sure. Maybe even like, I don't know, the corners deserve a good goat for ku because it

Starting point is 00:17:28 felt like all of the passes for baylor were over the middle of the field or targeting linebackers and safety so like maybe they actually did their job i don't know but um as far as the bad goats here i'm gonna say uh tackling just in general like i mean i'll be interested to see what the missed tackle numbers are in pro football focus afterwards because uh that was bad ku picked i i would imagine that's going to be their worst tackling game of the season and k picked a bad time to do it against an explosive baylor offense and when you look at bad matchups for ku teams that run tempo and teams that have speed all over the field tcu baylor i mean ironically colorado didn't give him as much trouble so i don't know why that one was different but yeah that uh certainly was a problem for KU um pass defense I guess overall run defense everything

Starting point is 00:18:09 uh was it was kind of a bad goat there um I guess uh short field offense right once you got like inside their 30 yard line uh you missed a lot of opportunities to score some more points that wasn't great I would also say uh the special teams was not good for ku in this one uh you missed the short field goal in the early going you also kept like all season long trying to return kickoffs and then you'd stop like inside your own 15 inside your own 20 now the first one of the game you did that got stopped at like the 14 you got bailed out because they had like a roughing the the uh or i don't know unnecessary roughness uh call on the first play of the game stuff like that um and then i i just i don't know i guess uh schematically i it'll be interesting to see

Starting point is 00:18:52 what ku does with brian borland because i believe his contract is up at the end of the season does he just retire and i thought overall brian borland showed some growth this year over the course of the season he had some games where he adjusted a little bit more he threw some blitzes out there and it was a little bit better in ku's defense I think overall has been on a arrow pointed up every year in the light bulb era um maybe last year to this year it's kind of plateaued a little bit more it still hasn't been good enough and and I certainly have some critiques of it um I don't think it's been you know today it was an abject disaster I don't think this full season it certainly was that so um this certainly leaves a bad taste in your mouth

Starting point is 00:19:27 that'll probably make you feel like it was worse than it actually was. But I think it probably would behoove both parties, whether he wants to retire or go to a different job, whatever, for Kansas to look somewhere else and get kind of a fresh perspective in there, to say the least. So it'll be interesting to see what kind of happens there. What is next? That, the offseason, plenty more.

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Starting point is 00:20:43 Now, you might be wondering, okay, they're 5-7. Do they have a chance of making a bowl game with APR scores? Well they have the 73rd nationally APR scores. And 11th in the Big 12. So it would. I guess it's not impossible. Because not every team who is ahead of you in APR score. Is going to be 5-7.

Starting point is 00:21:00 Some of them might be 4-8 or worse. Others are already going to be 6-6 or better. So maybe there's a chance you work yourself to like of the available five and seven teams fourth or fifth and then the top three teams in front of you like maybe two get in over five and seven and a couple of them are just like no we don't want to play in the bowl game we have a new head coach like the players are going to opt out or whatever and maybe you luck into it i don't know but also based on the effort you saw or the lack thereof in that game do Do you want it? I don't know. Probably you do because the practices would obviously be worth a ton for a Kansas team that's going to be losing a bunch after this season. So that's what's next for KU is the offseason.

Starting point is 00:21:33 More specifically, conversations with players and coaches that you want to try to retain and try to get them to stick around or you want to move on. And then interviews with other coaches or hitting the transfer portal hard hitting scouting hard whatever it might be to figure that stuff out now when you look at the KU football roster for next year uh it seems like Daniel Hyshaw isn't going to be a part of the team so um you know could they go out there and get a running back but right now you're way too early like starting lineup projection for KU on offense could be like what Jalen Daniels a quarterback

Starting point is 00:22:03 running back is like Savion Morrison Harry Stewart Johnny Thompson uh receiver maybe it's like Doug Emelian and then Jaden Nickens Keaton Kubeka I don't know like some of these other uh freshmen coming in probably some transfer portal pickups their tight end you're looking at like will DeSean Hanneke come back Layton Cure umensive line could be actually pretty good if Logan Brown comes back for another year because you'd have him, Calvin Clements. I think Kobe Baines, Bryce Foster, Nolan Gortica have another year, and then you still have guys like Amir Herring

Starting point is 00:22:34 who are kind of developing. You brought in some freshmen or will be bringing in some freshmen to build out some depth on the defensive side of the ball. So, I mean, offensively, you'd be looking at, well, does Jalen come back? That is a big conversation. I threw him in with the starters. starters he can but that's not a guarantee that he does right does kansas pony up enough nil does he want to transfer somewhere else uh

Starting point is 00:22:52 with the way that he finished out the season then again with the two interceptions does that damper it a bit going back to where it was the beginning of the year yeah you know i don't know what's going to happen there if it's not him is it isaiah marshall is it david mccomb whoever uh but offensively right now you look at it and there's a chance like if Jalen does end up leaving if Logan Brown does end up leaving you have two returning starters on next year's team now if both of them come back you could have four and if you count Calvin Clements that'd be five right and you can add with the transfer portal but that has to be a little bit scary defensive side of the ball Dean Miller can come back for another year I think another year in the offseason i think he showed enough flashes this

Starting point is 00:23:27 year that that'll be good for him to come back you have all those young defensive ends sean warner by joe dylan brooks who was injured dac brinkley that uh you expect that unit to actually take a big leap next year defensive tackle is going to bring a lot back withers done taylor again you never know who transfers at this point in time uh but you look at the linebacker core you already got an early start with bengali kamara you got to do more because there's going to be a lot more departures there corner you feel probably good about where Jalen Todd's going to be next year Jamil Croft Demaryius McGee kind of lost favor so we'll see what happens there you do have some safeties who rotated in like Taylor Davis so that'll be interesting but you know again you look

Starting point is 00:24:01 at the defense side of the ball and it's like the only returning starters you might have might be on the defensive line. So I guess it depends. Like, is Jason Gilliam a starter or whatever? There's going to be a lot of open playing time, point blank, for KU to go after people in the transfer portal and how well you do there. We've seen teams, you know, hit rich in the transfer portal

Starting point is 00:24:20 in a given offseason, and they have a 10-win season. We've seen other teams strike out on a hard, like look at Florida State this year, and then a horrible year so uh it is a bit of a roulette in a certain way but now you're just trying to figure out who you want back who you're going after figuring out your nil stuff figuring out the stadium funding national signing day hitting the portal hard getting ready for a very important spring ball uh and uh again at least even though this will leave a sour taste in your mouth the finished season good on the seniors for at least not bottoming out here that you get those big ranked wins at the end

Starting point is 00:24:50 that a down season for Lance Leipold is still better than any of the previous seasons going back to Mark Mangino and at the very least maybe you built up enough positive momentum in the three previous wins that you can keep all those things moving forward that you can keep donations coming in you can keep NIL and the stadium funding going and have a better jumping off point to try to get back to a bowl game next season. All right, that'll do it for this episode of Locked on Jayhawks. You can find our show anywhere you get your podcasts, including on our YouTube page. We'll be back for a recap of the KU Furman basketball game, hopefully a little bit better

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Locked On Jayhawks - Daily Podcast On Kansas Jayhawks Football & Basketball - RECAP: Kansas Jayhawks Fall Short of Bowl, Blown-Out by Baylor Bears 45-17

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