The question posed in the title is an easy one to answer on the surface. Steven Sims Jr. is very good.
He’s been the best offensive player on the Jayhawks the past two years, which, OK, might not be saying much. The counter argument to that is that he’s averaged 849 yards and 6.5 touchdowns in his past two seasons while being the main weapon defenses have to plan against and not having a consistent and reliable quarterback.
Regardless, that’s not the point of this article. The real question is, putting Sims’ production into perspective, where does he stack up in Kansas football history?