Lunch links: Dancing Mike Gundy

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By David Ubben

Your boos don't scare me. I know most of you aren't ghosts.

• Get a look inside the Kansas football program with this week's episode of the reality show, "The Gridiron."
• Cody Hawkins plans on heading to Europe to continue his football career after Colorado, reports Tom Kensler of the Denver Post.
• Texas Tech's opponent on Saturday, Weber State, is taking a crazy route to Lubbock from Utah that necessitated a Thursday departure, reports Don Williams of the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
• Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy breaks it down and shows off some dance moves on Friday nights after team walkthroughs, writes John Helsley of The Oklahoman.
• Paul Rhoads is making a case for a pair of his players to be named All Big-12.
• Oklahoma's mismanagement of scholarships is costing them now, writes Berry Tramel of The Oklahoman.
• Oklahoma State was going to be traveling to Lawrence by bus, but a group of alums chipped in and now the team is flying by charter, reports Bill Haisten of the Tulsa World.
• Kansas State quarterback Collin Klein comes from a unique mold for a college football player, writes Kellis Robinett of the Wichita Eagle.
• Texas' awful season is affecting more than just the football program, writes John Maher of the Austin American-Statesman. But the Longhorns are still No. 1 in total revenue.
• Aldon Smith is almost a household name, but Missouri's other Smith at defensive end, Jacquies, is blossoming into a star, writes Mike DeArmond of the Kansas City Star.
• Recent losses are no reason for Baylor to fret, writes Chuck Carlton of the Dallas Morning News.
• Texas A&M quarterback Jerrod Johnson's last game at Kyle Field is far from what he imagined, but he's taking his fate with dignity, writes Brent Zwerneman of the San Antonio Express-News.
• Missouri could play a game in the future at Busch Stadium, the home of the St. Louis Cardinals, reports Stu Durando of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
• Texas A&M's offensive tempo could be a challenge for the Blackshirts.

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