Hey everyone, it’s been a while since I last posted, but I’ve got a real treat for you today. I just got back from watching the Kansas Jayhawks play the TCU Horned Frogs, and boy, what a game it was!
First off, I drove down to GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. I had been looking forward to this for weeks. You see, I’ve been a Jayhawks fan for years, but this was the first time I’d seen them play at Arrowhead. I made sure I packed my Jayhawks jersey, and brought my old foam finger. It’s a bit worn out, but it’s my lucky charm, you know?
Arriving at the stadium, I was surprised by the atmosphere. The energy was electric! There were fans everywhere, decked out in blue and red. I spotted some Horned Frogs fans, but it was mostly a sea of Jayhawks supporters. I quickly made my way through the crowd, eager to get to my seat.
Once inside, I found my seat and settled in. I started chatting with the folks around me, and it turned out they were just as excited as I was. We talked about the Jayhawks’ chances and how they’ve been playing recently. There was a lot of optimism in the air.
As the game time approached, the stadium got louder and louder. The players ran onto the field, and the crowd went wild. I joined in the cheers, waving my foam finger like a madman. The kickoff was at 2:30 p.m., and it was finally here!
The game itself was a rollercoaster. There were some amazing plays and a few nail-biting moments. Both teams were really bringing their A-game. But from what I read, I know the Horned Frogs are 26-9-4 against the Jayhawks. So it’s always a close call. I yelled and cheered with every touchdown and groaned with every setback. It felt like I was part of the action, even though I was just in the stands.
I remember reading that TCU upended Kansas 38-27 in KU’s conference home opener before. I think it was also at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. And the article said there were a lot of lead changes, six I think. Sounds exciting, right?
In the end, the Jayhawks didn’t come out on top this time. It was a tough loss, but it was still an incredible experience. I left the stadium feeling a mix of disappointment and excitement. I know they lost, but being there, feeling the energy, and sharing the moment with thousands of other fans was something special.
I headed back to my car, already thinking about the next game. Win or lose, being a Jayhawks fan is about more than just the score. It’s about the community, the passion, and the shared love for the game. And I can’t wait to do it all again soon.
If you ever get a chance to see a game, whether it’s the Jayhawks or any other team, I highly recommend it. It’s an experience you won’t forget. Until next time, folks!
