What the USGA fails to realize, and they should know this better than anyone, that those greens, designed over a hundred years ago are not meant to be stimped at 13 plus. When they were built the mowing technology MIGHT could get them down to about a 9, if that. They become unplayable the way they were set up. How they don't factor this in is beyond me.

I like shot tracer, very much dislike Fox golf coverage...it's just not very good and I don't know that I can give one specific reason why. I don't mind seeing the pros struggle some, but Saturday was brutal. If I want to see play that bad I can go to a number of local muni's within an hour of my house and see that on any given day. You can make any golf course essentially unplayable, there's no talent involved in setting it up that way. ...

Man, that's a LOT of places to get pills, especially considering there are only four places in Anderson County to get a prescription filled, a county roughly the same population as Clay County. (does not include the local health department, don't know if they can fill scripts or not)

I'm not familiar enough with people in Cincinnati outside of sports to really have a good bearing on this. However, doesn't WKRP in Cincinnati have to at least get an honorable mention if not be on the list? I know it's not a person, but it's pretty darn iconic.

Stanley was the straw that stirred the WV drink last year. They can be good, but I'll wait to see if they can adequately replace him before crowning them king of the 8th.

Heard there was a fight or some sort of confrontation last week among some players and the rest of their summer season was cancelled? Maybe this is related?

Better tell that to almost every coach, player, parent or fan to ever grace the doors there then. Because almost to a tee, win or lose, the one thing you can always count on is most everyone agreeing on how bad the reffing is there.

I don't know...maybe Cleveland should go under the screens instead of switching and just make GS hit 30 3's to beat you, give nothing up on drives and at the rim. Of course GS just might make 30 of them, but they wouldn't have last night. Gotta try something different, down 3-0, what they are doing isn't working so far.

Just think, the YOUNGEST survivors of that landing today are 91-92 years old, and most older. It's very possible that in 10-12 years, maybe less, we will be able to count on two hands the number of living WWII battle survivors.

That's not what I'm saying at all. Plenty of kids are talented enough to play middle and high school ball without being good shooters, the can do other things well. Shooting is both skill and art, and listen of kids can't do it even if they can do other aspects of the game.

Saw it 6/3. Solid, good movie, kept my interest. Wished they had played the Solo character a little more "gritty" and "street". Not sure if that was the actor or the direction, but think it would have played better that way. Solid B, maybe B+.

If you have a line on that let me know...getting rebounds isn't "glamorous" enough, hard to find kids that are ok doing the "dirty work", and when you do find them they are like gold.

SK has some age on it does it not? If the school is crammed with kids and there is no room to expand the current facility and that area continues to grow, I'd think a new SK or a new separate high school would have to be in the works at some point, no?

Problem is EVERY player wants to shoot the "long ball" now, and thinks if they can hit 1-27 that that's actually doing something. You should see the looks I get from kids when I tell them they aren't a good shooter from the high school 3 point line, much less from at or beyond the NBA distance. You'd think I just called their mom a bad name. Hey, I'd LOVE to have 5 kids on the floor that can shoot 3's, and I run sets for the ones who actually...

I heard $15,000, but I don't know that as fact. Evidently Anderson looked at using that facility but cost was just too high and evidently couldn't find someone to split the cost with.

Quite possibly correct...and I'd argue, at least concerning kids up thru high school, influenced in a (unintentional) negative way. Most every kid wants to shoot the 3 from 25+ feet now, and thinks they can do it. Drives me bonkers as a coach.

Just saw Solo...thought it was pretty decent.

Not big enough to handle everyone, basically cutting it in half and doing two sessions.

Actually was scheduled at KY State in Frankfort. Evidently had some power issues on campus as well what I heard. Graduation has been rescheduled in two sessions tomorrow night in Lawrenceburg...6:00 and 8:00.

Obviously several of us have heard something similar. Stay tuned.

So I guess mom/dad went from a job opening at Westlake in Calvert City to an opening at Toyota in Georgetown overnight. Job market is booming right now! :)

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Hit a 300 (approximately) yard drive last night in league, first time I've hit anything that long in years. Hard fairways and hitting it far enough to begin with to hit the downhill "slot", allowing it to roll out a free more yards helped a lot, but even still I hit it pretty darn well. Almost screwed myself though as it left me a very awkward 2nd shot over water, but I got it in for par. After a not so great round to that point I left the...

Actually I feel the exact opposite and believe the difference becomes more obvious as time goes by. Does/did James have the physical tools to be GOAT? Yes. But the intangible "take no prisoners", "I'd kill my own mom" mentality to beat someone and get the win, James just doesn't have.

Your last sentence...which is why he will NEVER be considered GOAT by anyone who watched MJ play.

In my best Dr. Evil voice..."you will be fined one hundred dollars"!

That spaghetti was a plant that grew in the fields and you picked it.

If you want to see the "best of the best" then the sweet 16 doesn't give you that either, sometimes far from it. Sweet 16 might be a great setup, but it definitely doesn't give you the best teams.