Deep State Plot To Stop The Kansas Jayhawks From Winning Their 14th Straight

Is there a link (or commentary) for this bizarre subject line in the post?

Thanks, Port. Reading it now, but it looks like it's about the same issue i just posted on: Oliver Luck deciding our fate.

I had just discovered Luck in a petition on Facebook by a KU type protesting his oversight of the issue, then I did a little digging. So, pending what the "deep state" (unnecessarily political title) article has to say, we might be talking about the same thing.

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Here is the petition, fwiw:

www.change.org/p/ncaa-ncaa-clear-2-deserving-players/w

Just finished it. It's a facetious post on a WVU fan blog basically treating with sarcasm the legitimate concern that Oliver could be roadblocking the clearing of our two players, right after Luck just cleared a key WVU player.

I guess it's easy for WVU fans to treat this smugly and facetiously since everything has broken their way on these cases, but if the shoe were on the other foot they'd be screaming bloody murder, IMHO.

I’d like to think that this is all rather paranoid and ridiculous.

Hopefully KU learns both are good to go tomorrow (Friday).

But if neither are cleared until after that — i.e., after the Morgantown game this Monday — there will be a lot of people buying into the conspiracy theory.

What's special about tomorrow (Friday), HawkE? As far as I can tell, this is all gummed up and cloudy and neither Self nor anyone else has the foggiest notion of when the NCAA will say something--anything--about their status.

I hope if you're just pulling tomorrow out of a hat, your guess proves correct. We need all the horses we can muster for Morgantown; otherwise, I fear that our fate there in recent years will be replicated (bad loss).

Nothing special about Friday, it’s just the next day that KU can receive word from the NCAA. But in the context of this thread, clearing the guys before WVU in Morgantown on Monday is just slightly better for the NCAA and Luck’s “optics” than clearing them after that game — assuming they are going to be cleared.