I could watch Preston Knowles play all night... I still stand by my statement that I think he can hang with anybody in the country.

 

Out of high school there were some real questions about Knowles' character and his head I suppose, but it seems like he has really not had any problems and has been nothing but a good member of the UL basketball program. Good for Preston.

It is good for UK when UL wins and vice versa...with regard to computer rankings, strength of schedule, etc.

Sosa grates on my nerves... :lol: He can be so good some games, and terrible the next.

 

I agree Deuce. He is such a baby at times.

 

Nice job Cards! :thumb:

 

Did T-will wear shades in the post game interviews?? :lol::lol::lol: Reminds me of Rod Tidwell. :lol::lol:

Nice win for the Cards, T- Will had a monster game.

I could watch Preston Knowles play all night... I still stand by my statement that I think he can hang with anybody in the country.

 

I could too. It is great seeing a Kentucky kid contribute so much to a NC contender. T Will is a man-child. I have liked him since the day he stepped on ULs campus and I knew he would be a heckuva player.

Out of high school there were some real questions about Knowles' character and his head I suppose, but it seems like he has really not had any problems and has been nothing but a good member of the UL basketball program. Good for Preston.

 

I heard the same coming out of high school. I talked to a few people that were close to the GRC program, and they all said he just needed someone to push him along and keep his head on. I guess Pitino has been that guy.

Nice game by the Cards! The only down side would be a few too many silly turnovers but LUCKILY it didn't matter.

 

I don't remember a game when every FG made by a player was a highlight reel shot. T-Will was amazing! But...his favorite TV show is JUDGE JUDY!?!?!? WHAT?!?! :lol:

 

Rutgers defense was horrible and they need to get Rosario to be a little bit more unselfish if they're even going to win a few games in the BE. He's Rutgers' first McD's All-American and, even worse, he knows it.