MEMPHIS, Tenn.
When he took over as his team’s offensive play-caller in the offseason, Kansas coach David Beaty knew this was the risk.
A disaster game on offense, like KU’s 43-7 loss at Memphis on Saturday, was going to leave the coach open to a stronger dose of criticism.
“That starts with me,” Beaty said of his team’s offensive showing. “That’s not them kids’ fault. That’s me. That’s not them coaches’ fault. That’s me.
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“I’ve got to get better. I’ve got to get a lot better, because obviously, what we’re doing right now is not working.