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  • Better than a statue - 3 Comments Posted
    Football season is over. Since my last post UK lost in the Music City Bowl and Coach Brooks retired. My final post is dedicated to Rich Brooks and Jerry Claiborne with an eye on the future. This may seem strange, but hear me out…. (Read Blog)
  • Music City - Post Your Comments!
    It’s been an interesting season. We’ve seen close wins, late losses, and the end to a couple nasty streaks. UK’s has fought through injuries and youth to end the 2009 season in a familiar place against a recognizable opponent. (Read Blog)
  • SEC Championship - 2 Comments Posted
    This has been a competitive year in the conference. A large group is tied with a 7-5 record, but two teams separated themselves early and stayed on top since August. Florida and Alabama will meet this weekend in Atlanta. The winner goes to the championship game, loser to the Sugar Bowl. (Read Blog)
  • Twenty Five and Counting - Post Your Comments!
    The Volunteers danced on the field during and after the game to extend the Orange streak to 25. (Read Blog)
  • UK-UT - Post Your Comments!
    I think enough has been written about the streak. I’m sure nobody wants to be bored with stories from my four losses to the Volunteers. I know I sure don’t. With that said, here’s what I think will happen on Saturday….. (Read Blog)
  • Rivalry Week - Post Your Comments!
    This is my favorite week of the season. I enjoy watching named games for trophies. Without a playoff, this is the best weekend college football has to offer. (Read Blog)
  • One Down and Movie Review - Post Your Comments!
    Kentucky’s win at Georgia ended one of those nasty streaks Coach Brooks has referred to this season. UK won in Athens for the first time since 1977. Now it’s on to Tennessee and that 24 year embarrassment. But first let’s look back to a great win between the hedges. (Read Blog)
  • Cats and Dogs - Post Your Comments!
    Going to Georgia will be a little different for Morgan Newton. Playing between the hedges will be more challenging than going to the Plains or the Kentucky home game in Nashville. Based on his previous performances away from Commonwealth Stadium, I think the freshman will be just fine….. (Read Blog)
  • Pre-Rivalry Week in the SEC - Post Your Comments!
    Coming soon is SEC Rivalry Week. This Saturday is bowl improvement day around the league. I’m taking… (Read Blog)
  • Day Late - Post Your Comments!
    I got really busy in a hurry Monday and didn’t get to post. Sorry about that. Kentucky won its sixth game of the season which all but assures a fourth consecutive bowl game. On Saturday I watched the Vandy game on television while listening to the radio broadcast and checked out a couple message boards all at the same time. Fan in overtime, or obsessed has-been? You make the call. (Read Blog)
  • UK-Vanderbilt - Post Your Comments!
    Let’s face it. These two teams really don’t like each other. With so much on the line for Kentucky, that makes for a perfect setting. For the Cats to win... (Read Blog)
  • Upset Saturday - Post Your Comments!
    Potential upsets are all over this week’s schedule. Saturday could be the day that the networks have been waiting for all year. We’ll see… (Read Blog)
  • UK-EKU and Another Must Win - Post Your Comments!
    Here we go again, another trip to Vanderbilt with the season on the line. Same script, different year. The Commodores were competitive in Gainesville, but still come into Saturday with a 2-8 record. Nothing would please Vanderbilt more than to play the spoiler in Kentucky’s bowl quest. These two teams have played the November Villain on many occasions. (Read Blog)
  • Weak Conference Week - 2 Comments Posted
    That’s it, no more conference scheduling jabs from me after looking at this week’s lineup. This Saturday offers one huge Western Divisional game with the majority of the slate being potential routs. South Carolina at Arkansas could be interesting, I’m taking…… (Read Blog)
  • The Counter Trap Game - Post Your Comments!
    Louisiana Monroe was a potential trap game. Halloween evening was a counter-trap nightmare for Kentucky. (Read Blog)
  • Theme Nights - Post Your Comments!
    Mississippi State’s coming to Lexington with the end result being critical in post-season position. However, amazingly this week’s major issue around campus is whether or not to wear black jerseys? Every game is important, one preceding the next, but this game is enormous in relation to bowl possibilities and conference rankings. But to stay current, and not to appear like a middle aged grouch, let’s dive into this issue… (Read Blog)
  • Game Predictions and More - Post Your Comments!
    A tournament game, cocktail party, and more coaches in the news best describes this week in the SEC. I’m taking…. (Read Blog)
  • My Kind of Game/Referees - 1 Comments Posted
    When outsiders describe Kentucky’s football team, one word is repeated, physical. When those same folks talk about Mississippi State, the same word resonates. Saturday is going to me my kind of football game. (Read Blog)
  • Theme Nights - 1 Comments Posted
    Mississippi State’s coming to Lexington with the end result being critical in post-season position. However, amazingly this week’s major issue around campus is whether or not to wear black jerseys? (Read Blog)
  • UK-ULM Recap and Mississippi State - Post Your Comments!
    Louisiana Monroe was a formidable opponent with a decent record. Mississippi State is a good football team with a not so good record. UK extended its non-conference win streak while showing an early spark. But now, it’s time to see just how good this team is come Saturday night. (Read Blog)
  • UK and SEC Predictions - Post Your Comments!
    A reunion, strange win-streak, and an old rivalry describes this week in the SEC. (Read Blog)
  • Trap Game - Post Your Comments!
    I really don’t like that term. Louisiana Monroe has the talent to beat UK if the Cats are playing against “Auburn” this upcoming Saturday. (Read Blog)
  • Will To Win - Post Your Comments!
    3-3 with this schedule has to be considered a major success. Kentucky won at Auburn, but the way it won is the story here….. (Read Blog)
  • Kentucky-Auburn - Post Your Comments!
    Starting a rookie quarterback may not be the biggest hurdle to overcome on the Plains…… (Read Blog)
  • First Starts and Mid-Season Review - Post Your Comments!
    Not too many first-time starters light it up, but think about it, everybody’s got to start their first game at some point in their career. Experience is at times both over-rated and undervalued. (Read Blog)
  • Here You Go - 1 Comments Posted
    Many have asked for a quarterback change, a trip to the Plains will give some exactly what they wished for. Mike Hartline will be out at least 4 weeks, but reading between the lines I don’t see too much hope he’ll return this season. (Read Blog)
  • Kentucky-South Carolina - Post Your Comments!
    Two years ago I went on a road trip to Columbia expecting a Kentucky win. What happened was… (Read Blog)
  • SEC Week 6 - Post Your Comments!
    Six Top 25 teams and one Top 5 matchup. Great football weekend in the SEC. (Read Blog)
  • Road Trip - Post Your Comments!
    Think SEC road games are tough? I’d say some Wildcats are looking forward to catching a flight to Columbia…… (Read Blog)
  • Kentucky-Alabama Prediction Sort Of - Post Your Comments!
    Personally, I think the job Rich Brooks and staff have done is close to miraculous. Through the bowels of probation to consistent bowl victories should be validation. The process of going from past talent level to current is nothing short of an astronomical leap. Throw in scholarship restrictions and other matters, and things could be a whole lot worse. I’m not going to lie, I didn’t exactly enjoy last week’s first half either. But I’m realistic enough to know UK was playing against arguably one of the best teams in recent history. That’s not an excuse, but mere reality. This weekend I’m predicting…. (Read Blog)
  • SEC Week 5 - Post Your Comments!
    Upsets happen, who will go down this week? I’m taking…… (Read Blog)
  • Who’s Better? - Post Your Comments!
    I’m one of the few non-journalists that have seen both Alabama and Florida play in person this year. After watching the Tide dominate Virginia Tech in the Georgia Dome and Florida do whatever it wanted this past Saturday, I think…… (Read Blog)
  • Kentucky-Florida Prediction - Post Your Comments!
  • SEC Week 4 - 1 Comments Posted
    My prediction skills are going downhill quick. I even messed up South Carolina’s opponent last week by mistaking Florida International for Florida Atlantic or visa versa. Go figure. This Saturday is not exactly one of the most exciting weekends of the season, I’ll take…. (Read Blog)
  • Best Visitor - Post Your Comments!
    Deservingly, Tim Tebow is being mentioned as one of, if not the best college football player in history. Over the years many of the game’s all time greats have visited Commonwealth Stadium. Here’s my list of the best I’ve watched or played against. This group may seem odd, you have to take in consideration there were years I lived away from Kentucky and did not attend games in Commonwealth Stadium…… (Read Blog)
  • Governor’s Cup Recap - Post Your Comments!
    Kentucky played just good enough to win. Louisville was the aggressor all day, but came up short in the end. The Cup stays in Lexington. What a game…. (Read Blog)
  • Governor’s Cup Prediction - Post Your Comments!
    Everybody seems to have an opinion for the Governor’s Cup, here’s mine…. (Read Blog)
  • SEC Week 3 - 2 Comments Posted
    All eyes will be on the Volunteers as UT travels to the Swamp. It’s going to be a blast all right……. (Read Blog)
  • Buzzzzzzzz - Post Your Comments!
    I was on a Pikeville radio show Monday night, and there sure seemed to be a great deal of excitement surrounding this year’s Governor’s Cup. I’ve talked to both UK and U of L fans, and everyone seems to know that the big game is coming up on Saturday. Several stories have been posted about the missing buzz factor going into the rivalry game. I somewhat agree that past expectation levels have been higher, but I would argue that the missing buzz is the by-product of the media, not an uninterested fan base…. (Read Blog)
  • SEC Week 2 - Post Your Comments!
  • Strong - 1 Comments Posted
    Several questions faced the Cats before the season opener. Saturday was the day of answers, as UK dominated Miami in every phase of the game. Kentucky has a solid starting quarterback, always have, but it took a strong performance to silence the critics, for now…. (Read Blog)
  • Kentucky-Miami Prediction - 2 Comments Posted
  • SEC Week 1 - 1 Comments Posted
    SEC competition kicks off Thursday night with South Carolina traveling to North Carolina State. I have the conference going 11-1 for the week. Here are my picks: (Read Blog)
  • Game Week - Post Your Comments!
    What an off-season. In a summer dominated by basketball, mostly off the court drama/junk, football has mainly been left on the back burner. But this week belongs to the football Cats. First up is Miami (Ohio). MAC teams are not fun opponents. Traditionally, schools from that conference are physical, fundamentally sound, and play the big boys with an attitude. I don’t expect Saturday to be much different……. (Read Blog)
  • Notre Dame, Mustaches, and Captains - Post Your Comments!
    Lou Holtz picked Notre Dame to play against Florida in the BCS Title Game. I’m also a fanatical Homer, but this may be stretching it even for my standards. (Read Blog)
  • Mountain Recruiting Part 2 - Post Your Comments!
    Mike Fields’ high school football preview is something I look forward to every summer. This year was no exception. In last Sunday’s Lexington Herald Leader he listed Kentucky’s top 50 players based on a coach’s survey. Eastern Kentucky was represented by…. (Read Blog)
  • Go Ahead Caller - 1 Comments Posted
    Web remarks. Today’s virtual version of yesterdays call-in shows were left struggling for material following Hartline’s solid scrimmage performance. What now? Surely, attention will be shifted to another college kid to displace blame for football frustration right? Wrong. Quarterbacks are easy targets; it doesn’t take much thought to rip a returning starter with highly ranked newcomers at the ready. Pre-season theme and polls focused on when, not if, Mike would be replaced by a credentialed freshman. Taking words from former Hoosier and Cardinal Head coach slash ESPN Game Day personality Lee Corso, not so fast my friend…… (Read Blog)
  • August Miscellaneous - Post Your Comments!
    This has been a crazy week. Camp is going strong, but not all news is good. Two suspensions have been levied, the running back position is now worrisome, and the Miami game has become a little more interesting……. (Read Blog)
  • I Was Wrong, Again - Post Your Comments!
    Last week I prepared a post in which I was distraught about the lack of excitement going into football season. I fell into the trap of gauging fan excitement based on the media/internet. Man, I couldn’t have been more wrong. All summer, I felt Kentucky had a pigskin deprived off-season, finding football articles/posts became a difficult task buried somewhere below AAU tournaments. Then, Fan Day happened. On Saturday, skepticism turned into enthusiasm as the Big Blue Nation swarmed into Commonwealth Stadium and the mythical buzz factor was in full strength…… (Read Blog)
  • Just Another Five Question Post - 2 Comments Posted
    I’m an avid SEC football reader. My nightly routine takes me on a Conference informational scavenge hunt to get my daily fix on recruiting and team information. A common practice is for writers to mandatorily ask five pending questions for the upcoming season (Read Blog)
  • SEC Media Days - 3 Comments Posted
    Almost a thousand credentialed reporters, and I use that term loosely, gathered in Hoover to listen to head coaches and select players discuss the upcoming season. Summarizing the week, Florida is going to be pretty darn good, Tebow’s now a consensus all conference player, Rich Brooks stole the show, and Lane Kiffin came back down to earth. (Read Blog)
  • Mountain Recruiting - Post Your Comments!
    This year, I’m going to discuss eastern Kentucky football recruiting. In doing so, I’ll post player information that may or may not be included in the star rated lists that circulate the internet. All players mentioned will be individuals I personally watch play/practice in an effort to not repeat third-hand information. First on the list is…. (Read Blog)
  • 2009 Season Prediction - 1 Comments Posted
    Seevn wins in 2008 was an accomplishment. Depending on which pre-season rag you trust predictions for 2009 range from 4-7 wins. I think……. Kentucky will beat one of the three, Alabama, Georgia, or Auburn. (Read Blog)
  • Rumors, Rivals, and Reality - 2 Comments Posted
    The recent on-campus confrontation is the number one non-story of the offseason. Finding information about the incident is scarce, which is ok. This brings me to believe that whatever happened was blown way out of proportion by secondary parties since legit media sources have been precautious in disclosure. (Read Blog)
  • Hey Rookie - 1 Comments Posted
    In the advantageous world of college football, annual position battles are common. “Competition brings out the best in everybody” is the generic term used by coaches to sooth over ego wounds to the worried veteran, and inspire the hungry new-comers. In the delicate state of team dynamics, is this a healthy environment? Without a doubt…… (Read Blog)
  • Let Us Never Forget - 3 Comments Posted
    On July 3rd, the Tri City area will pay tribute to a former Redskin, 1SG John Blair. A candlelight vigil is scheduled for 10:00pm at the CHS football field. Mayor Ronnie Hampton will speak, hundreds will gather to reflect and honor a man from our hometown that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our great Nation. (Read Blog)
  • I’m Back, Sort of - 1 Comments Posted
    Suffering from the most common has-been disorder, acute narcissistic imbalance with a touch of boredom, I’ve decided to un-retire for tenth time and continue the Chalk Talk Blog. I’ll be blogging during the pre-season, and throughout the fall with a few changes to the structure of the posts. We’ll feature one high school game of the week, focusing on eastern Kentucky, traditional rivalry games as well as some recruiting stuff. Part of my return is derived from the voiced frustration of the average football fan. All 12 people that read this post want to see more football coverage (Read Blog)
  • The Final Buzzer - 6 Comments Posted
    This is my last posting on the Chalk Talk Blog. It’s been a blast, but like all good things, this also must come to an end. My amateur journalism career has run its course. (Read Blog)
  • Riverfront Opener, In-State Recruiting, and 2009 - 1 Comments Posted
    The Cats will potentially open the 09 season in Cincinnati against Miami (Ohio). I know the stadium is no longer called Riverfront. It’s where the Bengals play. It’s the quietest of the down times in college football, but I’ve received several emails and calls about UK’s opening the season away from Commonwealth Stadium. Here is my opinion…… (Read Blog)
  • All UK (1975-Present) Defense - 3 Comments Posted
    I'll wait a little before I put together the final offensive team, I do appreciate the comments from one of the original Kentucky Title Towns, Pikeville. One of my favorite football cities with lots of tradition. Off original topic, Lynch was the original Title Town if anyone wants my opinion. If you've never heard of the Lynch Bulldogs, do a little research and check out the old school dynasty. Back to the mythical UK All Star Team. (Read Blog)
  • All UK (1975-Present) - 6 Comments Posted
    Signing Day is over 360 days away, spring practice is nowhere in sight, so I thought we could discuss the All UK Team. To make it simpler, let’s start from 1975 to current. The reason for 1975? I can remember players from that era. By no means is this intended to disrespect those that played prior to 1975. (Read Blog)
  • Class of '09 - 2 Comments Posted
    Signing Day has come and gone, and by now, this class has been analyzed by everyone with a pulse so don’t expect any breaking news here. (Read Blog)
  • Signing Day Update - 1 Comments Posted
    I would try to post some updates, but it’s easier to go to John Clay’s blog to see interesting recruiting notes and information on the latest letter’s of intent. The blog is interactive, great reading for recruiting fanatics. (Read Blog)
  • Super Bowl, More Recruiting, and the Hall of Fame - Post Your Comments!
    Rightly so, the Steelers are favored for Sunday’s Super Bowl. The Cardinals are doing their best to play the “nobody is giving us a chance” role as America prepares for the unofficial Holiday. (Read Blog)
  • Wildcat Recruiting - 7 Comments Posted
    The biggest impact players of 09 will be those that have started many games for the Cats in recent past. The return of Lindley, Jarmon, and Johnson with the re-instatement of Paul Warford shores up the defense that could have possibly been reeling from the effects of early departures. (Read Blog)
  • Broadcast Experience - 4 Comments Posted
    I didn't expect television commentating would be so difficult. Brian Milam saved the day by being the prepared professional he is, but I struggled to keep up. (Read Blog)
  • 2009 National Guard Border Bowl - 6 Comments Posted
    Come one come all, the 2009 National Guard Border Bowl will be played at the James H. Taylor II Memorial Stadium in Williamsburg KY this Saturday at 1:00pm. (Read Blog)
  • I Would Have Never Said That - 3 Comments Posted
    That’s the famous last words of us all that have critiqued television commentators on Saturday afternoons. Today, I regret ever questioning those in the booth. You see, I’m doing commentary for the 2009 National Guard Border Bowl on WYMT, and as shocking as this may seem, I don’t know what to say. (Read Blog)
  • Let the Argument Begin - 2 Comments Posted
    Florida beat Oklahoma, Texas beat Oklahoma and Florida lost to Ole Miss who beat Texas Tech who beat Texas. USC got beat by Oregon State, but rolled everybody else. Utah is perfect, and whipped Alabama in a more convincing fashion than the Gators. So, who is the best team in college football? (Read Blog)
  • Closing Out 2008 - Post Your Comments!
    Thanks for the kind notes of encouragement; I will continue the blog as long as it remains relevant but will be taking a break after Signing Day until spring practice. (Read Blog)
  • Crow Tastes Great - 5 Comments Posted
    ECU by 10, I'm gratefully admitting my mistake in thinking the Cats would not win its third consecutive bowl game. (Read Blog)
  • AutoZone Liberty Bowl Prediction - 4 Comments Posted
    I skated around the issue long enough, it's time for a prediction for Friday's game. (Read Blog)
  • A Few More Days - 2 Comments Posted
    Sorry I've been away for a while, I've been enjoying the Holidays with my family. (Read Blog)
  • Tis the Season - 2 Comments Posted
    First, I’d like to thank you all for reading this stuff. I sometimes wonder why, but I do appreciate it greatly. And, from my family to yours, Merry Christmas! Here are my picks for all of this year’s bowl games… (Read Blog)
  • Memphis Bound - 3 Comments Posted
    Kentucky is going to Memphis to take on East Carolina in the Liberty Bowl. For those that lobbied to not go to Nashville, your wish was granted, but be careful what you ask for. (Read Blog)
  • Go Army, Conference Titles, and Coaches - 7 Comments Posted
    This weekend in Philadelphia, you won’t see delusional fans with grand illusions of playing in a computer generated, fictional title game. Participants won’t be consumed with self indulgence, or pre-scripted end-zone celebrations. (Read Blog)
  • A Bowl Game That Makes Sense - 20 Comments Posted
    After 200 bowl games and the BCS lunacy is over, there is one more football game in the Commonwealth that is being played for all the right reasons. (Read Blog)
  • UK-UT Review - 1 Comments Posted
    In a word, Saturday's game was boring. The only intriguing aspect of the evening was the tributes to former UT Coach Phil Fulmer. (Read Blog)
  • My How Times Have Changed, or Not - 3 Comments Posted
    The last time the Kentucky Wildcats beat the Tennessee Volunteers I was proudly sporting a mullet (that’s for you Brian Milam) and playing forward for the Cumberland Redskins. My waist line was somewhat slimmer, I walked a little taller, and I worshiped the University of Kentucky. In 2008, I’m turning 40, I struggle in the mornings to walk without a noticeable limp, I’ve lost the 1980’s hair style that still is present in parts of the south, but I still love the Cats. I guess as much as things change they remain the same. This week in the SEC… (Read Blog)
  • Cats-Vols and Old Cartoons - 2 Comments Posted
    This week reminds me of an old school cartoon. After 24 years of chasing, Wile E. Coyote (Kentucky) finally catches the Roadrunner (Tennessee), but now what? (Read Blog)
  • Two Halves Didn’t Equal One Game - 2 Comments Posted
    Every year around the end of November I listen to fellow has-beens talk about their experiences against Tennessee. Often, the stories revolve around a turning point in the game that led to their eventual down-fall against the rival Volunteers. (Read Blog)
  • Slow SEC Weekend Picks and BCS - Post Your Comments!
    Kentucky and several others are not playing this weekend. For the ones that are on the field….. (Read Blog)
  • Reply Wednesday - 1 Comments Posted
    As my amateur blog career is most likely winding down, I wanted to answer as many remarks as possible. Yesterday’s post had some interesting questions and or comments. Here goes……. (Read Blog)
  • What Happened? - 3 Comments Posted
    The list of excuses: weather, inexperience, referees, injuries, looking ahead to Tennessee, Georgia moral loss hangover, New Year’s Bowl talk, Vanderbilt karma, etc….could go for an hour. (Read Blog)
  • UK-Vandy, SEC Picks, and Senior Day - 4 Comments Posted
    South Carolina at Florida-Steve Superior returns to Gainesville with a solid defense, the Gators are playing better than anybody right now. Florida by 24. (Read Blog)
  • Kentucky vs. Vanderbilt - 3 Comments Posted
    Kentucky’s primary rivals are Tennessee and Louisville. But, throughout the years, a win or loss against Vanderbilt usually determines the success of the season. Saturday is no different. (Read Blog)
  • Tough Loss - 4 Comments Posted
    Toughness is a touchy word in the football world. To question a player or a team’s toughness is down right fighting words in the locker room. Against Georgia, we witnessed a fight in the Cats O that has not been evident through the first 8 games, which was a direct reflection of its young starting quarterback. Randall Cobb is a competitor; his fire was felt throughout the offense on Saturday. 38 points in a losing effort didn’t appear to be satisfying to Cobb, this is a great sign of things to come. Against Georgia… (Read Blog)
  • UK-Georgia Continued, SEC Picks - Post Your Comments!
    Alabama at LSU-Nick Saban returns to Baton Rouge with his #1 ranked Crimson Tide. Saturday is the last legitimate hurdle standing in the way of Bama’s eventual match-up with Florida in Atlanta. The Tigers are still very skilled, but no quarterback to distribute the football. Alabama is old school, and I’m not only talking about uniforms. Bama by 10. (Read Blog)
  • Kentucky Will Win - 1 Comments Posted
    Momentum is a major factor in college football. Georgia has played its last BCS/SEC significant game after getting rolled by Florida. UK has won it's 6th game and is now playing on house money. Kentucky will beat Georgia because.... (Read Blog)
  • Bowls, UT, and the Dawgs - 1 Comments Posted
    By beating Mississippi State, Kentucky reached the 6 win milestone that should secure its third consecutive bowl game. (Read Blog)
  • Absent Prediction, Kentucky Wins - 1 Comments Posted
    Don't you hate being right with no way of proving it? (Read Blog)
  • Comments - 3 Comments Posted
    Mike Hartline appears to be disappointed in his recent demotion. But his displacement of blame is what surprised me. Anyone who hadn’t paraphrased his comments at some time during this season please raise your hand. The young man said what was on his mind, the appropriateness of the comments are in question, but accuracy of content is not. (Read Blog)
  • From Back-Up to Starter - 4 Comments Posted
    It's official, Randall Cobb will be the starting quarterback when Kentucky travels to Mississippi State. The Mike Hartline era is over for the moment, but I wouldn’t take him out of game-planning meetings just yet. (Read Blog)
  • Game or Golf? - 1 Comments Posted
    The New Kentucky was reminded of its past today in the Swamp. To be totally honest, we watched the first 6 minutes, then went to the golf course for the rest of the afternoon. (Read Blog)
  • UK-Florida and SEC Predictions - 3 Comments Posted
    Last week I was 5 for 5 in conference play. This Saturday I’m taking….. (Read Blog)
  • The Swamp Experience - 1 Comments Posted
    Throughout the years of had-beendom, I have been asked lots of questions about playing in the SEC. (Read Blog)
  • The Who Wants to Be a Champion - 1 Comments Posted
    There is a new reality show on television, it’s called the BCS. The competition is comprised of several football teams that participate in contests that are judged based on uneven competition, reputation, and style points. (Read Blog)
  • To Leave or Not to Leave - 2 Comments Posted
    Kentucky is 5-2 and came from 13 down to score 14 in the final two minutes to win a SEC football game. If you left early, or stayed in Commonwealth Stadium to the end, it doesn't matter. (Read Blog)
  • 25 Concerns - 3 Comments Posted
    I’m not going to bore you with more propaganda about how badly everyone in Kentucky dislikes Bobby Petrino. That story-line has been well documented, overplayed, and somewhat irrelevant. (Read Blog)
  • This Week In The SEC - Post Your Comments!
    This season, I’ve been less argumentative on conference comparisons and the BCS. In the pre-season, the SEC was considered the top dog in the BCS, but after the half-way mark in the schedule, the Big 12 is surfacing to be the Nation’s best power conference. (Read Blog)
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