@KentuckyNet They didn’t win championships for us did they?
Let them talk… who cares.
Guys who win, know it means more.
Former players that won…were upset with our play and effort.
Not with crowd noise.
They aren’t concerned about their uk legacy. They working for contracts.
That was a loss related to effort… came back when effort was high. Lost the game when effort and attention was lost. Still love the team, but need to learn from this.
Proud of the work you’ve put in and excited for your next steps! Graduating college in three years while playing a sport isn’t easy for anyone! Love ya buddy!
I’m a “NO” on amendment 2!
1. I have no interest in giving politicians a blank check by blocking 7 sections of the constitution.
2. Public $$ should fund schools that are accountable state & federal mandates.
3. It’s a vote now & we will tell you the details later amendment.😳
And for those wondering, this isn’t a republican or democrat issue. Public schools should be a priority for all people. And private schools should continue to be an opportunity for those who can afford. Simple.
Just Voted…fairly quick considering the line
For me the most important vote in Kentucky this year is this one
Vote No on Amendment #2 and protect rural public schools
The amendment would overturn 7 sections of the constitution to make the widest use of vouchers possible. And it’s deliberately written with no guardrails on who benefits & how much is spent, says @TomShelton47 former Fayette Co. superintendent. https://t.co/aMfqt7QSPL
#VoteNoOn2
“If you allow funding to go to vouchers and private schools that will cost money… The state then is going to have to decide how they’re going to pay for that… through tax increases or the reduction of current funds.”
- Dr. Paul Green, Superintendent, Carter County Schools
KSBA’s Amendment 2 FACT CHECK series continues!
The claim: Amendment 2 “protects public school funding” and “increases teacher pay.”
The facts: Amendment 2 does neither. The amendment gives Ky.'s legislature new authority to direct public tax dollars to private schools. Period.
@RGIII@Chiefs@OuttaPocketRG3 @GGriffinIII Agree this was Pass Interference. I’d like to ask you to watch earlier in game and see similar early contact and arm wrapping in end zone. Wasn’t called then? But that would have been good for bengals and bad for chiefs…. 🤷🏼♂️
Some of the best 1:1 basketball you could watch at times… @RexChapman remember watching the battles between Mash and Rhodes?!?! Crazy times. Crazy experience. I also remember @CoachMarkPope was in the front pack on swimming sprints and mile run… no one would out work him.
Was lucky enough to be a student athletic trainer taping these guys ankles and treating them after their workouts… watched every session. It was awesome basketball and awesome to watch the veterans mentor the young. @RexChapman speaks truth here and it makes me excited to think this might be back in play for our program.
@Kentuckyfootb14@KySportsRadio Not arguing that at all. I’m not sure he’s ready, but I’ll cheer him and support him. He can also afford to surround himself with assistant coaches that can add experience too… people just need to breathe. Yes I’m shocked too… but if it’s him, let’s give him a chance.
Whatever bbn’s opinions are, I will factually state: Mark Pope is a great guy. Very intelligent. Well spoken. Moral and ethical and knows how to treat people. And knows basketball. Not my job to know if he’s ready for the pressures of UK. But I’d trust him. @KySportsRadio
@RexChapman@coachules I was at every practice 1995 season, and every game… total class act and was the leader of that locker room. Kept guys out of trouble, and was the adult in the room when Pitino was struggling to get thru to some of the players. Folks need to give him a chance.