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Is Kentucky bad for college basketball?

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G, now you've done and gone it... You questioned UK in a negative light. May there be mercy on us all.

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I enjoy watching them dominate good teams or even "traditionally good teams". Seeing them kill some school I've never heard of gets boring at the half.

 

My thoughts exactly.

 

I will watch the Cats destroy Kansas, UCLA or any other 'big' school (including most conference opponents) but don't really enjoy the Grand Canyon State games.

 

My thoughts exactly.

 

I will watch the Cats destroy Kansas, UCLA or any other 'big' school (including most conference opponents) but don't really enjoy the Grand Canyon State games.

 

Unfortunetly they can't play every big name school in the country

Unfortunetly they can't play every big name school in the country

 

I understand, and I agree, it's unfortunate.

I don't think its bad for college basketball because I think it would be good for the game if UK replaced Indiana in the record books.

I don't think its bad for college basketball because I think it would be good for the game if UK replaced Indiana in the record books.

 

What do you mean by replaced? Kentucky owns Indiana in the record books as it is.

I never said you and speaking of blatant inaccuracies read the bolded.

I can assure you that the number of UK fans over 50 that I heard complain about one-and-done kids at Kentucky far outweighs any other group of people I heard complain about it. Many on this site.

What do you mean by replaced? Kentucky owns Indiana in the record books as it is.

 

I believe he is referring to IU's undefeated team. You and Corleone jump to a combative stance with cat-like quickness (pun intended).

Connecticut. :idunno: And both of those championships, most likely, and for sure, cost the Kentucky Wildcats getting another banner closer to UCLA.

 

I was also going to say Florida... They won two straight. UNC has won a couple in the last 10 years as well.

 

You and Corleone jump to a combative stance with cat-like quickness (pun intended).

 

Isnt that to be expected?

Here's a question' date=' when UK was inaccurately perceived to be dominate last year and much to the delight of many, preceded to fall on their face. Was it good for college basketball? I'm sure most of those that answer yes to Guru's question would answer yes to my questions.[/quote']

 

Why ?

Isnt that to be expected?

 

From you, yes... :walk:

 

Why ?

 

It gave everyone else hope..

 

From you, yes... :walk:

 

I would expect nothing less. I do appreciate the recognition though.

There's plenty of sensitivity from all sides to go around.

 

True but UK fans are the worst and most sensitive college basketball fans in the history of college basketball. That's a fact. Let Duke lose to South Dakota State and my phone will blow up like my grandmother just died. Who is blowing up my phone you ask? UK fans that can't handle their inferiority complex.

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