March 29, 201412 yr Good clean fun. No arrests, no injuries. No real property damage (I've seen couches that live on State Street... burning is the best option).
March 29, 201412 yr The riots in Detroit after those championships were epic...they did millions of dollars in improvements to the city. Had to read that twice. Then got a good laugh from it.
March 29, 201412 yr For those of you have been to Morgantown or know anything about WVU know that comparing couch burning in UK to what takes place at WVU is like comparing WKU basketball to UK basketball. The folks in WV are downright insane.
March 30, 201412 yr I think Jim's award is one KY fans gladly accept and hope to hold onto the crown.
March 30, 201412 yr Author I think Jim's award is one KY fans gladly accept and hope to hold onto the crown. I figured it was an easily embraceable backhanded compliment.
April 1, 201412 yr Author UK fans rolled up an impressive stat line yesterday: 27 fires, three arrests. "We'd like to thank the public for their cooperation," Lexington police spokeswoman Sherelle Roberts said in a story in today's Herald-Leader.
April 1, 201412 yr Author Speaking of squirming Wow, you've got a really inflated sense of self if you think I "squirm" over anything you or any Kentucky fan has to say. Good grief. :ohbrother: :lol2:
April 7, 201412 yr Author At least 80 fires and 21 arrests on Saturday night. Wondering what tonight holds. Regardless, WVU will have to win a FB national championship to even think about getting back in the conversation.
April 7, 201412 yr What ever happened to Kate from State? Heard she made a return this weekend...:idunno:
April 7, 201412 yr I imagine this has been a boon for non profits in Lexington such as Goodwill, St Vincent de Paul, etc as they sell out furniture. Hope the good people in Lexington have a chance to help them out some more tonight. Keep them dry until the end with all the rain expected.
April 7, 201412 yr I've made a couple trips to Morgantown for Football games, it's completely worth the long haul.
April 7, 201412 yr Can anyone explain why couches are burned? I assume now it's just tradition, but why/how did it start?
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