No, Todd Reesing is not getting the gold-watch treatment (yet)

Three weeks ago, Kansas was 5-0 and coach Mark Mangino was stumping for his quarterback's Heisman credentials. After two straight losses and another three-and-a-half quarters of malaise Saturday at Texas Tech, Mangino decided he'd seen enough of Todd Reesing -- trailing 35-21 with seven minutes to go and still within striking distance against a notoriously forgiving secondary, unfortunately named redshirt freshman Kale Pick took the field in place of the fifth-year senior, and didn't sugarcoat the decision to put his star on the bench in his 34th consecutive start: "The last series he was in there, (Reesing) short-armed two passes and had a fumble [returned for a touchdown]," Mangino said. "More than anything, I thought maybe Kale would give us a little bit of a jump or something. I just didn’t feel good about the offense as a whole." He can't feel much better today, when the "spark" Pick brought off the bench amounted to six yards...