KJ is pretty high up in my range, I just dont think theres much I can do about it on this runout

If you call the turn... 

Id probably find a call on the river after x/c whole way. he has a king sometimes for a chop he has a Q here sometimes i believe and just decided to continue cause youre probably c/c a wide range on a fairly polar k88 board vs his c bets and maybe the Q is good now. He has Ak KQ and 8s here sometimes but way board ran out im calling.

Doubt he vbets a queen OTR or takes this line with one.....I think this is super close - Im more inclined to call because the turn was a queen and he prob barrels all his gutters,open enders,etc but I think we have a ton of Kx when we call the turn and I think if he saw our hand he wouldn't try to bluff us OTR....I think of a blank turn this is a  river fold but very close as played

KJ is the new super close hand on the blinds. We are never comfortable calling three streets with TP. I know who this guy is but never played him. 

The problem of KJ is that generally isn't a good leading/check-raising hand (also QJ) and we are in those gross spots often enough. I don't think you can call always of fold always. In this situation I rather fold because our kicker does not make difference as a bluff catcher and even though we are high up in our range, we surely have more 8s than he has on this spot but not by much, since is BN x BB. 

How is BB playing, how deep is he? Under most circumstances, I'd rather 3b KJo from the SB with your stack here.

As played, I don't have an opinion for postflop. In general I think your range is pretty faced up. You don't have many 8x at all (but some), you have a bunch of Kx, some flop FDs (possibly QsXs). Usually I wouldn't expect a bluff in this situation, but it can goes both way: some players will find it a good bluff situation, because it looks very strong, especially as it threatens your stack fairly heavily.

Now the question could be: is it more likely to see a bluff leaving you 9bb river or a bluff putting you all-in?

My decision would ultimately depend a lot of my 'live feel', as I think call and fold river are both fine in a vacuum. I still prefer to 3b pre (even 3b tiny), unless BB is very tight / very passive / fishy. Feel free to develop why you prefer to flat preflop with stack sizes as compared to 3b.

You should call here. You are getting a good price and in a HS tournament like this with a lot of marginal spots you have to play tough. Apart from KQ and quad 8's you have pretty much the top of your range.