Missouri House supports KU playing at Arrowhead

The Missouri House of Representatives is trash talking the University of Kansas. 

The House has unanimously voted for a resolution that supports the University of Kansas playing four home football games at Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri for the upcoming college football season. 

The proposal expresses support for Kansans’ spending in Missouri and their ability to relive Border War memories when they cross the border to attend four Jayhawk home games. 

According to CBS Sports, ongoing renovations at the Jayhawks home is the reason why K-U will be playing four Big 12 games at Arrowhead, and two at Children’s Mercy Park, which hosts Sporting Kansas City of Major League Soccer. 

The KU games at Arrowhead are against T-C-U, Houston, Iowa State, and Colorado. 

The resolution heads to the Senate for consideration.