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Vote for your BGP topic that deserves to win the "beating a dead horse topic"

Which is the biggest beating a dead horse topic? 89 members have voted

  1. 1. Which is the biggest beating a dead horse topic?

    • Tubby Smith's tenure as UK coach
      58%
      52
    • 10th region tournament should be held at Mason County
      12%
      11
    • Dunner and Jr should be traded
      0%
      0
    • Chad is a cancer
      1%
      1
    • The Clintons are anti-christs
      4%
      4
    • GWBush is to blame for ______
      3%
      3
    • Private schools are evil
      20%
      18

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Wow, it has to be the TUBBY topic, you get on the college basketball fourms...Almost EVERY single thread has a Tubby jab or somthing about how he turned UK basketball to shambles...

 

Next is the private school debate...Wow. That's Tubbys fault to.

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Definately Tubby and his inability to recruit Lofton...

Public/Private is easily #1 despite all the heated discussions cocnerning Tubby. We had to create a private forum especially for that 1 topic. While Tubby can get the fire going, it is usually centered around a 5 month time frame. The public/private never ends.

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