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U of L Requests Basketball Game Change

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Until we got an AD with the vision of Jurich.:thumb:

What will the eye exam reveal when Jurich jumps ship or retires? Will the fan base slowly descend from the bandwagon or will they all take the leap at once?

What will the eye exam reveal when Jurich jumps ship or retires? Will the fan base slowly descend from the bandwagon or will they all take the leap at once?
Jurich's work isn't a house of cards, no pun intended. The work he's done has laid a very strong foundation.

 

Some may wish it to be otherwise(remember the gleeful 'Death spiral!' posts when Petrino left?) but Louisville's program is here to stay.

Jurich's work isn't a house of cards, no pun intended. The work he's done has laid a very strong foundation.

 

Some may wish it to be otherwise(remember the gleeful 'Death spiral!' posts when Petrino left?) but Louisville's program is here to stay.

UK's work is also not a house of Cards, although we do have a "Joker" running the offense. (pun intended) I agree he (Jurich) has laid the foundation as it was only a blueprint before he took over. I also agree that the program is there to stay but I am not convinced that the football program is on the solid foundation that you suggest. It will take a few more years of success and a few National Championships to do that for me.

Jurich's work isn't a house of cards, no pun intended. The work he's done has laid a very strong foundation.

 

Some may wish it to be otherwise(remember the gleeful 'Death spiral!' posts when Petrino left?) but Louisville's program is here to stay.

 

Krag hasn't coached a game yet. Isn't it a little premature to deteremine that he will be successfull just yet. And yes I know that same fact hasn't stopped the Billy G crowd either.

Krag hasn't coached a game yet. Isn't it a little premature to pass deteremine that he will be successfull just yet. And yes I know that same fact hasn't stopped the Billy G crowd either.

:thumb: :thumb: Well said!

BUT

 

When Chris Redman graduated we were all told Louisville was on the way down.

 

When Dave Ragone graduated we were all told that Louisville was on the way down.

 

When John L. left we were told Louisville was on the way down.

 

Now that BP has left what are we hearing?

 

Hasn't been true before, why do you think it will be true now?

 

And for the record I'm not "certain" that Louisville will beat UK this year BUT I am also not "afraid" that Kentucky will win either. If Brooksie can't get them ready with an entire offseason to plan for them, 2 extra weeks won't make that much of a difference.

 

The TV makes a difference to me because I can't go to the game and I want to see it live.

^Like was said before, there's a good chance it will be carried by ESPN Classic....

^Like was said before, there's a good chance it will be carried by ESPN Classic....

 

And for most people, you have to pay an extra $15-$20 a month on top of an already high cable bill to get the package ESPN Classic shows up on.

Gee, the game used to be on ESPN or ESPN2 ... now we're talking ESPN Classic. Of course, some cable outlets don't have ESPN Classic, so a lot of fans are at the mercy of their cable providers. They'll just have to hope the game gets picked up on their system.

For not caring you certainly have spent a whole lot of time and posts defending a boneheaded move by by your "enlightened" AD.

 

 

Most message boards are for posting messages...:thumb:

BUT

 

When Chris Redman graduated we were all told Louisville was on the way down.

 

When Dave Ragone graduated we were all told that Louisville was on the way down.

 

When John L. left we were told Louisville was on the way down.

 

Now that BP has left what are we hearing?

 

Hasn't been true before, why do you think it will be true now?

 

And for the record I'm not "certain" that Louisville will beat UK this year BUT I am also not "afraid" that Kentucky will win either. If Brooksie can't get them ready with an entire offseason to plan for them, 2 extra weeks won't make that much of a difference.

 

The TV makes a difference to me because I can't go to the game and I want to see it live.

 

Anyone who has ever played football knows your team is better in week 3 compared to week 1.

And for most people, you have to pay an extra $15-$20 a month on top of an already high cable bill to get the package ESPN Classic shows up on.

 

 

Most people? A lot of people have a satellite now, and both Dish and Direct TV have ESPN Classic with their basic programming.

Anyone who has ever played football knows your team is better in week 3 compared to week 1.
...Like UofL's will be?:sssh:
And for most people, you have to pay an extra $15-$20 a month on top of an already high cable bill to get the package ESPN Classic shows up on.

Another reason why people should run from cable.

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