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Just curious, but what do you mean by it’s the biggest upset so far? It’s definitely not the biggest upset of the tournament that’s for sure.

Correct.

Then how can you claim that the NBA is running into the same problems as baseball? You said "If you want people to watch, make it easy for them to find it and watch it." Well it is easy to find it and watch it but you admit to not even trying.

No NBA games are played on TBS or ESPN2. TNT has games on at 730 and 10 every Tuesday and Thursday. ESPN has the same times for Wednesday and Fridays. ABC has the Saturday night games at 830 and now Sunday games at 1 and 330. It's been this way for a few years I believe.

Personally we are on alert because of this. I live in Nky. We are buying essentially a whole home filtration system.

He's my dentist, great guy. Really hope he doesn't take the job because my wife and I really enjoy seeing him twice a year.

I completely disagree on it not changing much. They just got 3 guys that realistically will end the game on the floor with Lebron and Davis. They are a lot better now than before the trade. Now whether that pushes them any further at the end of the season, I'm not sure.

This game may have started a 5 game losing streak. The next 4 aren't going to be much easier.

What's worse, a family member promoting their kid, or a random person who doesn't personally know the kid, criticizing them?

Reeves is averaging 11.8 pts, which is second on the team, 2 rebounds and an assist a game.

Why on Earth would I think he'd make a good coach?

Comparing Sean Miller and O.J. Simpson isn't really a great take here.

It's going to bug me if I don't correct it, but they gave up 47 in the second half.

Just an fyi, this game is next Wednesday, 12/28.

Jon Gruden?

The success of Josh Allen is why Levis is getting the hype. Compare them and their college film, and you'd take Levis over Allen every time. He has the arm strength and athletic ability to succeed.

Not to be nitpicky, but the average height for a player in the NBA is 6'6. It's safe to say that the average height for Ky high school basketball players is not 6'5, I'd venture to say that there likely isn't a team in the state who's average height is 6'5.

It's not just you, it's the majority of people who watch the Bengals or follow them in any way. It's their obvious biggest glaring weakness. Using 2 tight ends basically just tells the defense that the run is coming. Even if you pass out of those formations, there's just not a lot that they'd be able to do.

I'm heading to Gulf Shores next week for vacation. Myself, Wife, and our 3 year old. Any recommendations on things to do or places to eat?

The real question is "Will Kentucky fans lose their minds?" In general, no matter what happens with this kid, the answer for a lot of Kentucky fans is yes, they will lose their minds. Other than him being an All American, fans will find a reason to lose their minds regardless.

They won though.

Looked up the answers and I'd never in a million years guess either player. Mainly because I've never heard of the first hs player, and the last hs player is just a random guy I'd never guess. I really thought the first was Moses Malone.

The fact that he got hurt because his hand was exposed and not behind his back is so depressing. That's like catching 101.

The main thing that is "weird" to me in this situation, is why isn't he attending Nku to play for his father? It's none of my business obviously, but I'm just curious.

115 is entirely too many pitches for any hs pitcher.