LAWRENCE (AP) — Anybody watching Kansas last week could tell that something different was going on, though it had nothing to do with the personnel or anything else happening on the field.It was the enlarged images of toast and chocolate donuts on the sideline.Shortly before kickoff against Baylor, interim coach Clint Bowen decided to split offensive coordinator duties between John Reagan and wide receivers coach Eric Kiesau, and it would be Kiesau calling the plays — with some help from some tasty looking signs."One of my biggest concerns was that transition of, 'So, you're the play-caller now, so everything's going to be better,'" Kiesau said. "No, I have to take (Reagan's) terminology and how he runs it and take it and put my flavor on it."Flavor? Nice choice of words.Kiesau said his preparation for Baylor a little different than previous weeks, when he had been working solely with the wide receivers.