In fact, if the Supreme Court weren't so busy with other such inconsequential matters, I would suggest that if Kansas State wins this game tonight, the nine high court justices should get up at the crack of dawn Sunday and overrule the outcome. For the very reason that Kansas State should not win in its rematch with OU, the Wildcats probably will. Because there is no justice. It'll be cold. The wind will be blowing.
Crazy things are sure to happen.
Oklahoma beat Kansas State convincingly, 41-31, on Oct. 14. The game was not close. The Sooners piled up 584 yards of offense. Quarterback Josh Heupel made K-State's secondary look as if it was chasing butterflies, completing 29 of 37 passes for 374 yards. J.T. Thatcher returned four kickoffs for 150 yards, including a 93-yarder.