One of the most invested fan bases in college sports deserves to hear from at least one or two of the players after every game, win or lose. They are extremely well compensated and it's not asking too much for just a few minutes of availability at a bare minimum.
.@KentuckyMBB head coaches’ records through their first 75 games at the school:
66-9 Adolph Rupp
64-11 John Calipari
63-12 Tubby Smith
60-15 Eddie Sutton
51-24 Rick Pitino
51-24 Joe B. Hall
48-27 Mark Pope
As I keep saying, the 24-team CFP is not going to create better nonconference games.
With everyone moving to nine conference games now, plus FSU here, there's just no room.
The rules expert who worked the #Mizzou game & disagreed with the multiple replay review decision Saturday was the lead CFB referee LAST YEAR. He spent 16 years refereeing in your conference, the SEC.
You screwed up. Own it & be better for it. That’s all people are asking for.
91 points
Four 15+ point scorers
+6 turnover margin
+4 reb margin
Start to finish control
vs #12 Arkansas who is a good team. Don't get it twisted, this is a pro-UVA takeaway game. Arkansas youth will adjust, team will improve.
Virginia is AWESOME. #Good
Totally disagree with that call.
Possession with both hands and both feet in the end zone and then takes a step with the ball before it's knocked out.
That's a touchdown.
I've often thought this take was silly... but as I've gotten older (and wiser) it's starting to annoy me how stupid it actually is.
Saying it tongue-in-cheek is fine but really believing it is beyond dumb.
I will gladly be attending a wedding tomorrow for people I care about.
"Look at that slate, by the way. I need to say something, and I've never been more serious about something in college football... If you've got anyone getting married this Saturday, unfamily them or unfriend them, and don't go. Actually refuse to go." - Matt Barrie 🏈🎙️
#SkipBayless has made a name for himself as a sports analyst who is never shy to speak his mind.
He once again shared a hot take on Thursday, making a case for the 1985 Chicago Bears being bigger than Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls.
While from different sports, both Chicago teams have given the city a lot to cheer about and added to the franchises’ legacies with their success in the 1980s and 1990s.
@meisterbuerger@jasonrmcintyre IT WASN'T THAT HARD!
(that's what she said)
no seriously, I've seen some overreactions in my life but this is pathetic. it was a touch faster than it should've been, but *zero risk* of injury.
the guy was excited and put like 10% extra juice on it.
this whole thing is dumb.