March 15, 200818 yr I think its a ridiculous disadvantage for the winner of the UK/UGA game. I'm pretty sure they won't be able to win a double header. It was in doubt anyway if a team with a short bench like UK would be able to win that game. IMO, it becomes very bleak.
March 15, 200818 yr Kentucky's luck just continues to keep rolling right along this year. :lol: I'm sure Coach Billy G. will continue to preach toughness and over coming the cards you are dealt to his team. I can hear Billy G. right now "bring it on!"
March 15, 200818 yr It was in doubt anyway if a team with a short bench like UK would be able to win that game. IMO, it becomes very bleak. They need to win the first game and then just not worry about it.
March 15, 200818 yr Plus if they could pull out both games to play 3 games in about 30 hours is alot.
March 15, 200818 yr Let see if someone can throw a baseball from the top row to the court. Oh wait that was another thread.
March 15, 200818 yr Author I'm pretty sure they probably could have played tonight. As I said before if they expect the fans to stay in their seats why was it unsafe for the players to be out there?
March 15, 200818 yr I'm pretty sure they probably could have played tonight. As I said before if they expect the fans to stay in their seats why was it unsafe for the players to be out there? There has to be some reason for it.
March 15, 200818 yr There has to be some reason for it. Some bolts fell from the ceiling into the middle of the crowd.
March 15, 200818 yr I'm pretty sure they probably could have played tonight. As I said before if they expect the fans to stay in their seats why was it unsafe for the players to be out there? I wonder if there was more structural damage than their leading on. Maybe their thinking is another good storm and this could get ugly, otherwise why would you postpone the game but keep the fans inside???:confused:
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