On January 3, the Kansas Jayhawks defeated Virginia Tech 24-21 in the Orange Bowl to finish the 2007 College Football season with a 12-1 record.
Now, the question for a team with such limited football tradition becomes whether it can duplicate that success a year later, and possibly contend for the national championship.
To answer this question, I will break down the 2008 schedule for the Kansas Jayhawks into several different parts.
Part 1: Early Season Cupcakes
8/30 Florida International
9/06 Louisiana Tech
The Kansas Jayhawks scheduled two early season cupcakes to begin the 2008 season.
If the Kansas Jayhawks take good care of their business against Florida International and Louisiana Tech, the Jayhawks will possess a 2-0 record.
Part 2: Early Season Semi-Challenges
9/12 @ South Florida
9/20 Sam Houston State
10/04 @ Iowa State
10/11 Colorado
During weeks three through seven, Kansas faces slightly tougher competition than they did during the first two weeks of the season. During this five week stretch, Kansas plays four games (two on the road, and two at home) with a bye week in between.
Undoubtedly, the night game at South Florida will be the toughest of these four games. If Kansas can walk out of South Florida with a victory, it would be a huge confidence booster.
Part 3: Mid-Season Tough Challenges
10/18 @ Oklahoma
10/25 Texas Tech
During weeks eight and nine, Kansas will face by far its toughest tests of the season.





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