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THE DOWN LOW ON THE 2026 JAYHAWKS:

HEAD COACH: BigJDotCom
CAREER RECORD: (0-0, 0-0)
STADIUM: David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium (41,525)
RIVALS: Kansas State (Sunflower Showdown), Missouri (Border War)
SLIDERS: Matt10's All-American Sliders
ROSTERS: Latest EA Rosters as of 8/9/26

I am back again, this time heading to the great plains and taking over the Kansas Jayhawks, but not in the Big XII. The Jayhawks were moved into the Big Ten with a regionalization of college football ahead of the 2026 season. The Jayhawks will move to the Big XII with some of their longtime rivals including Kansas State, Missouri, and Nebraska. Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State have moved to the MAC in a conference made up of teams mainly in the Great Lakes/Rust Belt region.

Big shakeup in the NCAA, as they have decided to make actual regional conferences....novel idea. The conferences will each play nine conference games and each league will have a conference championship game. I have tried to lock the rivalry games. Thanks to Studbucket for these regional conferences idea. I made a few subtle changes to his setup.

Here are the new conferences and their new rankings:

American:
Army, Boston College, Buffalo, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, Navy, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse, Temple
Conference Prestige: C+ (8th)
Conference Championship Site: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford

Atlantic Coast:
Appalachian State, Coastal Carolina, Charlotte, Clemson, Duke, East Carolina, NC State, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Wake Forest
Conference Prestige: A- (4th)
Conference Championship Site: Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte

Big Ten:
Ball State, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Minnesota, Missouri, Missouri State, Northern Illinois, Nebraska, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Purdue, Wisconsin
Conference Prestige: A+ (2nd)
Conference Championship Site: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis

Big XII:
Baylor, Houston, North Texas, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Rice, SMU, Sam Houston, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas State, Texas Tech, Tulsa
Conference Prestige: A+ (1st)
Conference Championship Site: AT&T Stadium, Arlington

C-USA:
James Madison, Kentucky, Liberty, Louisville, Middle Tennessee State, Marshall, Memphis, Old Dominion, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Western Kentucky, West Virginia
Conference Prestige: B- (7th)
Conference Championship Game: Nissan Stadium, Nashville

Mid-American:
Akron, Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Cincinnati, Eastern Michigan, Kent State, Miami(OH), Michigan, Michigan State, Ohio, Ohio State, Penn State, Toledo, Western Michigan
Conference Prestige: C- (10th)
Conference Championship Site: Ford Field, Detroit

Mountain West:
Air Force, Arizona, Arizona State, BYU, Colorado, Colorado State, North Dakota State, Nevada, New Mexico, New Mexico State, UNLV, UTEP, UTSA, Utah, Utah State, Wyoming
Conference Prestige: C (9th)
Conference Championship Site: State Farm Stadium, Glendale

PAC-12:
Boise State, California, Fresno State, Hawaii, Oregon, Oregon State, Sacramento State, San Diego State, San Jose State, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Washington, Washington State
Conference Prestige: A (3rd)
Conference Championship Site: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, CA

Southeastern:
Alabama, Arkansas, Arkansas State, Auburn, Jacksonville State, LSU, Louisiana, Louisiana Tech, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Alabama, Southern Miss, Troy, Tulane, UAB, UL-Monroe
Conference Prestige: B (6th)
Conference Championship Site: Caesars Superdome, New Orleans

Sun Belt:
FIU, Florida Atlantic, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Southern, Georgia, Georgia State, Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State, Miami, UCF, USF
Conference Prestige: B+ (5th)
Conference Championship Site: Everbank Stadium, Jacksonville

For everyone who has followed me in the past (Buffalo Bulls, Arizona Wildcats, UNLV, and Memphis), welcome back!




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CAREER:
Record with Kansas:
Current Season:
Current Streak:
Winning Seasons: 0
Longest Winning Streak:
Longest Losing Streak:
Record vs. Top 25: 0-0
Record vs. Rivals: 0-0
Bowl Record: 0-0
Conference Titles: 0
National Championships: 0

YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY:
2026:
Record: (0-0, 0-0)
Prestige: 2 stars
Preseason Rank: Unranked
Postseason Rank:
Bowl:
Team MVP:

AWARDS:

RECRUITING CLASS RANKINGS:

RECORDS:
KANSAS SINGLE GAME RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Todd Reesing, 498 (11/28,09, vs. Missouri)
RUSH YARDS: Tony Sands, 396 (11/23/91 vs. Missouri)
RECEIVING YARDS: Dezmon Briscoe, 269 (10/18/08, vs. Oklahoma)
RECEPTIONS: Kerry Meier, 16 (11/28/09, vs. Missouri)
PASS TDs: Todd Reesing, 6 (11/03/07, vs. Nebraska)
RUSH TDs: James Simms, 4 (11/06/10, vs. Colorado)
TD CATCHES: Quintin Smith, 4 (9/09/89, vs. Louisville)
SACKS: Brandon Perkins, 5.0 (9/17/05, vs. Louisiana Tech)
INTERCEPTIONS: Bill Crank, 3 (10/25/58, vs. Tulane)

KANSAS SEASON RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Todd Reesing, 3,888 (2008)
RUSH YARDS: Jon Cornish, 1,457 (2006)
RECEIVING YARDS: Dezmon Briscoe 1,407 (2008)
RECEPTIONS: Kerry Meier, 102 (2009)
PASS TDs: Todd Reesing, 33 (2007)
RUSH TDs: June Henley, 17 (1996)
TD CATCHES: Dezmon Briscoe, 15 (2008)
SACKS: Ron Warner, 15.0 (1997)
INTERCEPTIONS: Ray Evans, 10 (1942)

KANSAS CAREER RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Todd Reesing, 11,194 yards
RUSH YARDS: June Henley, 3,841 yards
RECEIVING YARDS: Dezmon Briscoe, 3,240 yards
RECEPTIONS: Kerry Meier, 226 receptions
PASS TDs: Todd Reesing, 90 touchdowns
RUSH TDs: June Henley, 41 touchdowns
TD CATCHES: Dezmon Briscoe, 31 touchdowns
SACKS: Algie Atkinson, 24.0 sacks
INTERCEPTIONS: Ray Evans, 17 interceptions

​Overall: (5-3, 4-2 Big Ten)
Home: (2-2)
Away: (3-1)
vs. Rivals: (1-0)
vs. Top 25: (0-1)
Bowls: (0-0)
2026: (5-3, 4-2 Big Ten)


BALL STATE CARDINALS (1-0)
September 26, 2026: Kansas 29, Ball State 28


ILLINOIS FIGHTING ILLINI (0-0)
November 19, 2026:


INDIANA HOOSIERS (0-1)
October 3, 2026: Indiana 67, Kansas 0


IOWA HAWKEYES (0-0)


IOWA STATE CYCLONES (1-0)
October 29, 2026: Kansas 41, Iowa State 13


KANSAS STATE WILDCATS (1-0) (SUNFLOWER SHOWDOWN)
October 17, 2026: Kansas 21, Kansas State 14


MINNESOTA GOLDEN GOPHERS (0-1)
October 10, 2026: Minnesota 44, Kansas 14


MISSOURI TIGERS (0-0) (BORDER WAR)


MISSOURI STATE BEARS (0-0)
November 14, 2026:


NEBRASKA CORNHUSKERS (0-0)


NORTHERN ILLINOIS HUSKIES (1-0)
September 12, 2026: Kansas 45, Northern Illinois 38


NORTHWESTERN WILDCATS (0-0)


NOTRE DAME FIGHTING IRISH (0-0)
November 28, 2026:


OHIO BOBCATS (0-1)
September 4, 2026: Ohio 19, Kansas 13


PURDUE BOILERMAKERS (0-0)


UCF KNIGHTS (0-0)
November 7, 2026:


WEST VIRGINIA MOUNTAINEERS (1-0)
September 19, 2026: Kansas 34, West Virginia 31
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WISCONSIN BADGERS (0-0)​

​BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
2026:

BOWL APPEARANCES:


BIG XII RIVALRY GAMES
BALL STATE vs. MIAMI(OH) (RED BIRD RIVALRY)


BALL STATE vs. NORTHERN ILLINOIS (BRONZE STALK TROPHY)
October 24, 2026:


ILLINOIS vs. NORTHWESTERN (LAND OF LINCOLN TROPHY)
November 28, 2026:

ILLINOIS vs. MISSOURI (ARCH RIVALRY)

ILLINOIS vs. OHIO STATE (ILLIBUCK TROPHY)

INDIANA vs. KENTUCKY (BOURBON BARREL)

INDIANA vs. MICHIGAN STATE (OLD BRASS SPITTOON)

IOWA vs. NEBRASKA (HEROES GAME)​​​


IOWA vs. WISCONSIN (HEARTLAND TROPHY)
October 31, 2026:​​


IOWA STATE vs. IOWA (CY-HAWK TROPHY)
September 12, 2026:


IOWA STATE vs. KANSAS STATE (FARMAGEDDON)
November 28, 2026:


IOWA STATE vs. MISSOURI (TELEPHONE TROPHY)
October 10, 2026:


KANSAS vs. MISSOURI (BORDER WAR)


KANSAS vs. KANSAS STATE (SUNFLOWER SHOWDOWN - GOVERNOR'S CUP)
October 17, 2026: Kansas 21, Kansas State 14


MINNESOTA vs. IOWA (FLOYD OF ROSEDALE TROPHY)​
October 24, 2026:

MINNESOTA vs. MICHIGAN (LITTLE BROWN JUG)​​​


MINNESOTA vs. PENN STATE (GOVERNOR'S VICTORY BELL)
September 19, 2026:
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MISSOURI vs. ARKANSAS (BATTLE LINE TROPHY)
August 29, 2026:

MISSOURI vs. NEBRASKA (VICTORY BELL)​


MISSOURI vs. OKLAHOMA (PEACE PIPE TROPHY)
November 28, 2026:

MISSOURI vs. SOUTH CAROLINA (MAYOR'S CUP)

MISSOURI STATE vs. ARKANSAS STATE (ARMOGEDDON)​​​

NEBRASKA vs. COLORADO


NEBRASKA vs. MINNESOTA
September 12, 2026:​

NEBRASKA vs. OKLAHOMA​​

NEBRASKA vs. TEXAS


NEBRASKA vs. WISCONSIN (FREEDOM TROPHY)
October 10, 2026:​

NORTHWESTERN vs. MICHIGAN (GEORGE JEWITT TROPHY)​

NOTRE DAME vs. ARMY

NOTRE DAME vs. BOSTON COLLEGE (HOLY WAR)

NOTRE DAME vs. MICHIGAN STATE (MEGAPHONE TROPHY)​​​


NOTRE DAME vs. NAVY (RIP MILLER TROPHY)
October 31, 2026:​

NOTRE DAME vs. NORTHWESTERN​

NOTRE DAME vs. PURDUE (SHILLELAGH TROPHY)​​


NOTRE DAME vs. STANFORD (LEGENDS TROPHY)
October 10, 2026:​


NOTRE DAME vs. USC (JEWELED SHILLELAGH)
November 21, 2026:​​​​


PURDUE vs. ILLINOIS (PURDUE CANNON)
October 3, 2026:​


PURDUE vs. INDIANA (OLD OAKEN BUCKET)
November 28, 2026:


WISCONSIN vs. MINNESOTA (PAUL BUNYAN'S AXE)
November 28, 2026:​

BIG XII COACHING CAROUSEL

BIG TEN RECORDS:
SINGLE GAME RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: C.J. Stroud 573 yards (Ohio State, 1/1/22 vs. Utah)
RUSH YARDS: Melvin Gordon, 408 yards (Wisconsin, 11/15/14 vs. Nebraska)
RECEIVING YARDS: Jeremy Gallon, 369 yards (Michigan, 10/19/13 vs. Indiana)
RECEPTIONS: Whop Philyor, 18 (Indiana, 1/2/01 vs. Ole Miss)
PASS TDs: C.J. Stroud, 6 (Ohio State, 11/20/21 vs. Michigan State)
RUSH TDs: Levron Williams, 6 (Indiana, 10/06/01 vs. Wisconsin)
TD CATCHES: Lee Evans, 5 (Wisconsin, 11/15/03 vs. Michigan State)
SACKS: Francis Brewu, 5.0 (Notre Dame, 9/19/16 vs. Ball State)
INTERCEPTIONS: Anthony Brown, 3 (Purdue, 10/31/15 vs. Nebraska)

SEASON RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Dwayne Haskins (Ohio State, 2018) 4,831 yards
RUSH YARDS: Melvin Gordon (Wisconsin, 2014) 2,587 yards
RECEIVING YARDS: Jaxon Smith-Njigba (Ohio State, 2021) 1,606 yards
RECEPTIONS: Chris Daniels (Purdue, 1999) 121
PASS TDs: Dwayne Haskins (Ohio State, 2018) 50
RUSH TDs: Montee Ball (Wisconsin, 2011) 33
TD CATCHES: Desmond Howard (Michigan, 1991) 19
SACKS: Chase Young (Ohio State, 2019) 17.0 sacks
INTERCEPTIONS: Jim Leonhard (Wisconsin, 2002) 11

CAREER RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Tua Tagovailoa (Maryland) 11,256
RUSH YARDS: Ron Dayne (Wisconsin) 6,397)
RECEIVING YARDS: John Standeford (Purdue) 3,788
RECEPTIONS: Taylor Stubblefield (Purdue) 325
PASS TDs: J.T. Barrett (Ohio State) 104
RUSH TDs: Montee Ball (Wisconsin) 77
TD CATCHES: Braylon Edwards (Michigan) 39
SACKS: Rosevelt Colvin (Purdue) 35.0 sacks
INTERCEPTIONS: Jim Leonhard (Wisconsin) 21

BIG TEN TOUGHEST STADIUMS:
1. (17) Memorial Stadium (Indiana) Capacity: 53,524
2. (19) Kinnick Stadium (Iowa) Capacity: 69,250
3. (20) Notre Dame Stadium (Notre Dame) Capacity: 77,622
4. (28) Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin) Capacity: 76,057
5. (31) Memorial Stadium (Nebraska) Capacity: 91,459
6. (37) Jack Trice Stadium (Iowa State) Capacity: 61,500
7. (40) Bill Snyder Family Stadium (Kansas State) Capacity: 50,000
8. (41) Memorial Stadium (Missouri) Capacity: 62,622
9. (42) Huntington Bank Stadium (Minnesota) Capacity: 50,805
10. (50) Ryan Field (Northwestern) Capacity: 35,000
11. (54) Gies Memorial Stadium (Illinois) Capacity: 60,670
12. (59) Ross-Ade Stadium (Purdue) Capacity: 61,411
13. (68) David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium (Kansas) Capacity: 41,525
14. (128) Huskie Stadium (Northern Illinois) Capacity: 23,595
15. (129) Scheumann Stadium (Ball State) Capacity: 22,500
16. (134) Robert W. Plaster Stadium (Missouri State) Capacity: 17,500​

HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS:
2026:

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF CHAMPIONS:
2026:

PLAYOFF APPEARANCES:


CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS:
AMERICAN:
2026:

ATLANTIC COAST:
2026:

BIG XII:
2026:

BIG TEN:
2026:

CONFERENCE USA:
2026:

MID-AMERICAN:
2026:

MOUNTAIN WEST:
2026:

PAC-12:
2026:

SOUTHEASTERN:
2026:

SUN BELT:
2025:

NCAA RECORDS:
SIINGLE GAME RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Patrick Mahomes, 734 yards (Texas Tech, 10/22/16 vs. Oklahoma)
RUSH YARDS: Samaje Perine, 427 yards (Oklahoma, 11/22/14 vs. Kansas)
RECEIVING YARDS: Troy Edwards, 405 yards (Louisiana Tech, 9/29/98 vs. Nebraska)
RECEPTIONS: Randy Gatewood, 23 receptions (UNLV, 9/17/94 vs. Idaho)
PASS TDs: David Klingler, 11 touchdowns (Houston, 11/17/90 vs. Eastern Washington)
RUSH TDs: Howard Griffith, 8 touchdowns (Illinois, 9/22/90 vs. Southern Illinois)
TD CATCHES: Rashaun Woods, 7 touchdowns (Oklahoma State, 9/20/03 vs. SMU)
SACKS: Ameer Ismail, 6.0 sacks (Western Michigan, 10/21/06 vs. Ball State)
INTERCEPTIONS: Lee Cook, 5 interceptions (Oklahoma State, 11/28/42 vs. Detroit)

SEASON RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Bailey Zappe (Western Kentucky, 2021) 5,967 yards
RUSH YARDS: Barry Sanders (Oklahoma State, 1988) 2,628 yards
RECEIVING YARDS: Trevor Insley (Nevada, 1999) 2,060 yards
RECEPTIONS: Zay Jones (East Carolina, 2016) 158 receptions
PASS TDs: Bailey Zappe (Western Kentucky, 2021) 62 touchdowns
RUSH TDs: Barry Sanders (Oklahoma State, 1988) 37 touchdowns
TD CATCHES: Troy Edwards (Louisiana Tech, 1998) 27 touchdowns
SACKS: Terrell Suggs (Arizona State, 2002) 24.0 sacks
INTERCEPTIONS: Al Worley (Washington, 1968) 14 interceptions

CAREER RECORDS:
PASS YARDS: Case Keenum (Houston) 19,217 yards
RUSH YARDS: Donnel Pumphrey (San Diego State) 6.405 yards
RECEIVING YARDS: Corey Davis (Western Michigan) 5,285 yards
RECEPTIONS: Zay Jones (East Carolina) 399 receptions
PASS TDs: Case Keenam (Houston) 155 touchdowns
RUSH TDs: Keenan Reynolds (Navy) 88 touchdowns
TD CATCHES: Jarett Dillard (Rice) 60 touchdowns
SACKS: Jaylon Ferguson (Louisiana Tech) 45.0 sacks
INTERCEPTIONS: Al Brosky (Illinois) 29 interceptions
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2026 NCAA TOUGHEST STADIUMS:​
1. (NC) Tiger Stadium (LSU, A+) Capacity: 102,321
2. (NC) Ohio Stadium (Ohio State, A+) Capacity: 102,780​
3. (NC) Beaver Stadium (Penn State, A+) Capacity: 106,304
4. (NC) Sanford Stadium (Georgia, A+) Capacity: 93,033
5. (NC) Bryant-Denny Stadium (Alabama, A+) Capacity: 100,077
6. (NC) Autzen Stadium (Oregon, A) Capacity: 54,000
7. (NC) Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida, A) Capacity: 88,548
8. (NC) Neyland Stadium (Tennessee, A) Capacity: 101,915​​​​
9. (NC) Memorial Stadium (Clemson, A) Capacity: 82,000
10. (NC) Kyle Field (Texas A&M, A) Capacity: 102,733​
11. (NC) Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium (Oklahoma, A-) Capacity: 80,126
12. (NC) Michigan Stadium (Michigan, A-) Capacity: 107,601
13. (NC) DKR Texas Memorial Stadium (Texas, A-) Capacity: 100,119
14. (NC) Jordan-Hare Stadium (Auburn, A-) Capacity: 88,043
​15. (NC) Husky Stadium (Washington, A-) Capacity: 70,138
16. (NC) Williams-Brice Stadium (South Carolina, B+) Capacity: 77,559
17. (NC) Memorial Stadium (Indiana, B+) Capacity: 53,524
​18. (NC) Rice-Eccles Stadium (Utah, B+) Capacity: 51,444
19. (NC) Kinnick Stadium (Iowa, B+) Capacity: 69,250
20. (NC) Notre Dame Stadium (Notre Dame, B+) Capacity: 77,622​
​​​21. (NC) Doak Campbell Stadium (Florida State, B+) Capacity: 67,277​
22. (NC) Lane Stadium (Virginia Tech, B+) Capacity: 65,632
23. (NC) Carter-FInley Stadium (NC State, B+) Capacity: 56,919​
24. (NC) LaVell Edwards Stadium (BYU, B+) Capacity: 62,073
25. (NC) David Wade Stadium (Mississippi State, B+) Capacity: 60,311

Dropped out: NONE ​​

welcome to the site man

the UNLV one you ran on OS for CFB25 was great stuff. Excited to see what you can do with the Jayhawks

Welcome brother

redsox907 wrote: ↑

19 Aug 2026, 18:16

welcome to the site man

the UNLV one you ran on OS for CFB25 was great stuff. Excited to see what you can do with the Jayhawks

Thanks! I am going to post this one here and at OS, but this board looks way more active. Excited to be a part of this.

Always been a fan of your chises. I'll have to get my KSU one going when I get back from vacation.

2026 PRESEASON HEISMAN WATCH
1. WR - Jeremiah Smith (Ohio State - Junior)
2. QB - Dante Moore (Oregon - Junior(RS))
3. WR - Malachi Toney (Miami - Sophomore)
4. QB - Julian Sayin (Ohio State - Junior)