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Tubby to the Rafters?

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Good work. :thumb:

Roy Williams left for his dream job and did not leave his team in horrible shape for Bill Self to pick up the pieces. I honestly hope Minnesotta isn't Tubby's dream job. Williams had much respect for the Kansas program, and only left because UNC was his Alma and his dream. The way Tubby turned his back on Kentucky (although I am personally glad, and think he done us a favor) is far different than what Williams did to Kansas. Apples and Oranges.

 

 

Tubby turned his back on the program? How so? You say you wanted him gone, he left, why does it matter where he went?

 

BTW, your Pitino arguement is weak....No one who truly "bleeds blue" as you claim Pitino does, would ever in a million years take the HC job at UofL.

Rupp??? Why would they retire him? What did he ever do?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:laugh:

Just because I said no to your question.....:laugh:

That's great.

Thanks!:thumb:

ukathletics.com is a rough site to find. Congrats!

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ukathletics.com is a rough site to find. Congrats!

Just because like 3 people agree with you doesn't mean you need to get mean. But thanks for the sarcasm!

 

Tubby will be in the rafters eventually, its just a matter of time.

Think about this...Has the definition of What it means to truly "Bleed Blue" changed from the times of Rupp to the modern times of Pitino and Tubby?

Tubby turned his back on the program? How so? You say you wanted him gone, he left, why does it matter where he went?

 

BTW, your Pitino arguement is weak....No one who truly "bleeds blue" as you claim Pitino does, would ever in a million years take the HC job at UofL.

 

 

Say what you want, but in no way do I find anything wrong with my posts.

 

Tubby did turn his back by leving the program in shambles and not honoring his contract. Mitch wanted him back next year and he still left. I could see it if it was a step up the coaching ladder, but he almost fell off. So he did turn his back because he couldn't handle the pressure so he turned and ran. Theres no room for that among the greats.

 

As for Pitino, if the Kentucky job was open after he left Boston I'm sure he would of took it. He loves the state of Kentucky because of UK, so of course he would take the vacant Louisville job. Lets not forget the UK/UL rivalry really did'nt get that rekindled untill Pitino became the lead Cardinal. Like I said, Pitino has said leaving Kentucky was the biggest mistake of his life, so yes it does still seem like he bleeds blue.

Just because like 3 people agree with you doesn't mean you need to get mean. But thanks for the sarcasm!

 

Tubby will be in the rafters eventually, its just a matter of time.

 

Shew...I know it. I'm so mean. :cry:

 

Tubby will not be in the rafters. Anytime.

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Think about this...Has the definition of What it means to truly "Bleed Blue" changed from the times of Rupp to the modern times of Pitino and Tubby?

It has to have changed some. People in general have changed. How can Pitino bleed blue but try to beat us once a year?

ukathletics.com is a rough site to find. Congrats!

 

Nice sarcasm, but he was the only one to take the time to find it and post it, so that deserves a pat on the back for extra effort.

It has to have changed some. People in general have changed. How can Pitino bleed blue but try to beat us once a year?

 

:lol: yet he never beats us! Maybe its a conspiracy and he lets us win because he still BLEEDS BLUE!

Nice sarcasm, but he was the only one to take the time to find it and post it, so that deserves a pat on the back for extra effort.

 

Yeah, I know. Post #44 does not take you to the exact site or nothing. Don't worry. :thumb:

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