Skip to content
View in the app

A better way to browse. Learn more.

BluegrassPreps.com

A full-screen app on your home screen with push notifications, badges and more.

To install this app on iOS and iPadOS
  1. Tap the Share icon in Safari
  2. Scroll the menu and tap Add to Home Screen.
  3. Tap Add in the top-right corner.
To install this app on Android
  1. Tap the 3-dot menu (⋮) in the top-right corner of the browser.
  2. Tap Add to Home screen or Install app.
  3. Confirm by tapping Install.

Why would UK not want to renew their contract...

Featured Replies

UK will get someone else in there... they always pick up a major non conference game......just time to move on down the cycle of great teams.

  • Replies 65
  • Views 6.9k
  • Created
  • Last Reply
UK does not want to play "tha DEVILS" now either. Especially within the next two years.

Uk will not play Duke because Duke refuses to schedule big-time home and homes with teams.

Not that big of a deal.

Would like to see UK mix it up...play Kansas, UCLA, Arizona...

If I'm UK, I keep the traditional rival games such as UL, Indiana, and pick up Kansas. Then, I would schedule a home-and-home with a tradition-rich program and then rotate teams every two years. For example...

 

2008-09 - Texas

2010-11 - UCLA

2012-13 - Michigan

2014-15 - Illinois

2016-17 - UCONN

 

Not only are you talking about serious home and home series, but I think Billy G wouldn't mind inviting some recruits in those towns to the game on the road.

If I'm UK, I keep the traditional rival games such as UL, Indiana, and pick up Kansas. Then, I would schedule a home-and-home with a tradition-rich program and then rotate teams every two years. For example...

 

2008-09 - Texas

2010-11 - UCLA

2012-13 - Michigan

2014-15 - Illinois

2016-17 - UCONN

 

Not only are you talking about serious home and home series, but I think Billy G wouldn't mind inviting some recruits in those towns to the game on the road.

 

Not a bad idea at all Scribe. :thumb:

Not a bad idea at all Scribe. :thumb:
It's too bad Bardhart had rather schedule Sara Lee Tech and Creampuff U. instead.
It's too bad Bardhart had rather schedule Sara Lee Tech and Creampuff U. instead.

 

I'd much rather they play better teams, but it's not like UK is the only team that schedules the gimmies, usually they do so far less frequently than other schools.

I'll take the little sense. Just don't like UK. they really aren't ducking. they just don't want to renew the contract. so simple
Your original question of why would UK cancel the contract with UNC was valid. But when you admit you were only taking shots at UK and you didn't believe what you were saying with the rest of the comments, then your credibility is lacking greatly.

 

If you want respect from your fellow posters for what you say, you should stick with the issues and offer your opinion, once, on most issues. Continually beating a dead horse on an insignificant issue, or repeatedly making every issue about hating on UK will not help your case at all because there is no merit in that.

 

Rather, you should save the hard core feelings for the right time when UK deserves the criticism (and there will be plenty of opportunities if you watch closely). Then you jump in with both barrels on something that you can really get a hand-hold on.

 

The UK fans won't like it any more, but you will still get to make your points and I guarantee they will respect your posts more.

If I'm UK, I keep the traditional rival games such as UL, Indiana, and pick up Kansas. Then, I would schedule a home-and-home with a tradition-rich program and then rotate teams every two years. For example...

 

2008-09 - Texas

2010-11 - UCLA

2012-13 - Michigan

2014-15 - Illinois

2016-17 - UCONN

 

Not only are you talking about serious home and home series, but I think Billy G wouldn't mind inviting some recruits in those towns to the game on the road.

I think that's a good idea, but I don't consider Michigan tradition rich, especially the last 10 years.

:D

 

 

_UK_ wants to play in Charlotte and New Jersey or New York.

 

No, seriously. This seems like the deal they used to lay on the table for the better teams out of conference. Who would want to agree to that???

Come on folks, I'm pretty certain that if you look back over the years UK has always had one of the tougher OOC schedules in the country. Traditional rivals like Louisville, Indiana, et al, even in down years have been formidable. Only a UK hater or someone with another agenda would suggest that UK is "ducking" anyone. That might be among the silliest comments I've ever seen here. This isn't high school, nationally prominant programs want and need exposure where they anticipate they'll be recruiting in coming years. Also, coaching friendships etc. do play a major role in where coaches schedule. Give it a rest man, won-lost record? Ducking? Please.

:thumb: :thumb: Excellent post.

Your original question of why would UK cancel the contract with UNC was valid. But when you admit you were only taking shots at UK and you didn't believe what you were saying with the rest of the comments, then your credibility is lacking greatly.

 

If you want respect from your fellow posters for what you say, you should stick with the issues and offer your opinion, once, on most issues. Continually beating a dead horse on an insignificant issue, or repeatedly making every issue about hating on UK will not help your case at all because there is no merit in that.

 

Rather, you should save the hard core feelings for the right time when UK deserves the criticism (and there will be plenty of opportunities if you watch closely). Then you jump in with both barrels on something that you can really get a hand-hold on.

 

The UK fans won't like it any more, but you will still get to make your points and I guarantee they will respect your posts more.

:thumb: :thumb:

Your original question of why would UK cancel the contract with UNC was valid. But when you admit you were only taking shots at UK and you didn't believe what you were saying with the rest of the comments, then your credibility is lacking greatly.

 

If you want respect from your fellow posters for what you say, you should stick with the issues and offer your opinion, once, on most issues. Continually beating a dead horse on an insignificant issue, or repeatedly making every issue about hating on UK will not help your case at all because there is no merit in that.

 

Rather, you should save the hard core feelings for the right time when UK deserves the criticism (and there will be plenty of opportunities if you watch closely). Then you jump in with both barrels on something that you can really get a hand-hold on.

 

The UK fans won't like it any more, but you will still get to make your points and I guarantee they will respect your posts more.

 

Why would I care if you or anyone else has respect for my postings? If I feel like posting something and it's within the rules, I'll post it. Simple as that. Post what you feel. People get on here and bash the teams I'm a fan of, and I post what I feel then also. UK fans are too sensative. Respect, trust me I got mine. Believe that!

Why would I care if you or anyone else has respect for my postings? If I feel like posting something and it's within the rules, I'll post it. Simple as that. Post what you feel. People get on here and bash the teams I'm a fan of, and I post what I feel then also. UK fans are too sensative. Respect, trust me I got mine. Believe that!

 

 

On a personal note, PLD, two words:

 

Dale Carnegie

On a personal note, PLD, two words:

 

Dale Carnegie

 

And who is that?

And who is that?

One of the core ideas in his books is that it is possible to change other people's behavior by changing one's reaction to them.

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Recently Browsing 0

  • No registered users viewing this page.

Account

Navigation

Search

Search

Configure browser push notifications

Chrome (Android)
  1. Tap the lock icon next to the address bar.
  2. Tap Permissions → Notifications.
  3. Adjust your preference.
Chrome (Desktop)
  1. Click the padlock icon in the address bar.
  2. Select Site settings.
  3. Find Notifications and adjust your preference.