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The Ten Dumbest Fan Bases in America: #2 The Kentucky Wildcats

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The Ten Dumbest Fan Bases in America: #2 The Kentucky Wildcats : Outkick The Coverage

 

Make no mistake about it, Kentucky is a very dumb state. But unlike other dumb states, there's no real dilution of the stupid when it comes to who to root for in the state of Kentucky. There are no pro sports franchises in the state siphoning off a few idiots, and Louisville is a substantial minority fan base when it comes to rooting interest in the state. If you root for Louisville you either live in Louisville or you went to the school.

If you root for Kentucky you probably failed the GED.

Twice.

 

:lol2:

 

(There is a bit a language in the article, just as a warning.)

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Nothing new from Clay Travis apparently. Smart to write about Kentucky in that context, probably gets his views up quite a bit.

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Those articles are pretty funny.

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Nothing new from Clay Travis apparently. Smart to write about Kentucky in that context, probably gets his views up quite a bit.

 

I'd imagine our friends at KSR will have some sort of rebuttal.

By his opinion on Alabama football, is there any doubting who is #1?

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By his opinion on Alabama football, is there any doubting who is #1?

 

I was thinking the same thing...

How are we not #1? :D

 

@MRudolphComedy: As a Kentucky Wildcat fan, I am not satisfied with the #2 ranking on Clay Travis' list of Dumbest Fan Bases #WeLikeToBeBestAtEvenDumbStuff

Funniest part about the article is the idiot (who I find very entertaining btw) made multiple grammatical and spelling errors in a piece trashing the intelligence of others.

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Funniest part about the article is the idiot (who I find very entertaining btw) made multiple grammatical and spelling errors in a piece trashing the intelligence of others.

 

:lol2: :thumb:

"When he coached at Memphis, Kentucky fans hated him and called him a cheating liar. The moment the Wildcats hired him he became a saint who was unfairly maligned by everyone".

 

I found this the funniest of all because...well, it's kinda true.:popcorn:

"When he coached at Memphis, Kentucky fans hated him and called him a cheating liar. The moment the Wildcats hired him he became a saint who was unfairly maligned by everyone".

 

I found this the funniest of all because...well, it's kinda true.:popcorn:

 

Did anyone in Kentucky even care about Calipari when he was in Memphis?

Did anyone in Kentucky even care about Calipari when he was in Memphis?

 

When they were replacing Tubby, this was the exact line that people used against hiring Cal. I was in the front of that group w/ my megaphone protesting. So far, I have been proven very wrong.

Repeating myself from another thread, I would tend to believe this a little bit after what I witnessed at the Holy Cross Sports Nite last Saturday night. Grown men bidding thousands of dollars to pay for the right to have a picture taken of them standing on the neck of the guy who beat them with a last second shot back in 1992.

Travis has apparently never taken a drive through eastern Tennessee.

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