I try to avoid talking my real, raw personal life on here for obvious reasons. For example, I regret ever mentioning I was laid off last year; it only gives ammo to those who don't care about how low they stoop. Believe me, i found that out. But this I feel is important. It is Mother's Day and it has been the most difficult one of my life. It is the first one without my Mom who passed away suddenly in December. Truth be told, it's been the hardest six months of my life. She wasn't just my Mother, she was like a best friend. I've spent the last half year feeling robbed of decades of memories I was supposed to make with her. I'm just now getting to a point where it's beginning to feel "normal" that she's not here anymore. But I'm not sure I'll ever be able to shake that feeling of being stripped of time I should have had with her. But I don't share this for some expected outpouring of sympathy. Please don't take pity on me. I share this because I feel it is important to remind you on this day to cherish your mother while she is still here. You never know when it will be the last time you see or talk to them. I know it's a cliché to say that, but you never truly understand it until it's too late. So as this Mother's Day comes to an end, if you haven't already, be sure to shower your Mom with love, thanks, and affection. And spend every day they're still here with you doing the same. If there's one thing I'm glad I did when my Mom was alive, it's ending every phone call or text conversation with "Love you". Now, I am going to go and cancel my subscription to X premium immediately and not give Elon Musk another dime. Go Cats.

I truly believe there's plenty left to be excited about the rest of this year as a Cats football fan. Two Big 8 rivals left, two Top-25 teams come to BSFS, and then an exhibition against TCU. So I really, really hope Avery is back this weekend.

I haven't put enough of my hate towards Chris Jones. He looks like he's playing in a Pro Bowl out there. K-State men's basketball tried harder in February 2026 than he did tonight.

Tonight is damning. Chiefs are in danger of repeating last year's collapse. Patty has zero help at receiver, he has a dogshit O-Line in front of him, and if he has no help at receiver, teams can just sellout to stop Walker like tonight. Ban football. It's dangerous.

This isn't new. I am losing my mind seeing people like "what has happened to Butker smh" like he hasn't been a below average NFL kicker SINCE COVID.

Worthy is so bad

Most pathetic Chiefs defensive effort since 2018.

HOW CAN YOU POSSIBLY LET SAM DARNOLD SCRAMBLE FOR A 3RD & 9? Chiefs are being pricks tonight.

GET THIS FUCKING WE ARE CHARLIE KIRK CUNT OFF MY FOOTBALL TEAM

LFG!!!

Darnold choosing to stop being dogshit the second he plays the Chiefs, huh.

Mahomes is gonna have to retire by 35 if he doesn't get an O-Line worth a shit in front of him.

Seattle defense has Patty in hell right now.

Chiefs get all the calls, folks.

Went to court to get Melvin "This bitch going up but it ain't going down" Council Jr and Tre White eligible, added multiple McDonald's All-American's, and will still need every last bit of Trey Kaufman-Renn to make their first Sweet 16 in five seasons.

This is all objectively true of yesterday's offense: - QB4 started, re-injured mid-game, played through it - RB1 & RB2 both not 100% - TE1 & TE2 out - Projected started Tackles out for the year. Backup LT limited. Sadly, it was a pipe dream to expect to win yesterday.

I can't believe 4-3 is going to end up feeling kind of okay seeing as no one in CFB is good this year.

We would absolutely wax them with Avery. This hurts.

Collin Klein's game management is gonna cost us this game. Sucks.

Peterson better be a one year guy.