Both teams have banged-up quarterbacks. Kansas' depth at the position gives the visitors an edge. With Jason Daniels out, Jason Bean is experienced and freshman Cole Ballard was effective last Saturday in relief. For Cincinnati, with Emory Jones already gone, ailing second-stringer Brady Lichtenberg might join him on the sidelines. The next option is Brady Drogosh, who has taken three snaps this season. QBs aside, the Bearcats enter on a 1-8 straight-up slide, while Kansas' 7-4 record looks shiny in light of the fact that three conquerors are ranked -- two in the top 10. The Jayhawks are bouncing off an impressive near-upset of Kansas State.