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Similar to Gabriel in that sense. They always seem to be in the right place at the right time. My two favorite current Cats.

No sling on Miles’ arm tonight... WV would obviously have to mount a comeback for that to matter.

Wednesday 6:30 Anderson County vs Henry County 8:30 Walton-Verona vs South Oldham Thursday 6:30 Gallatin County vs Simon Kenton 8:30 Oldham County vs Collins Monday Semifinals 6:30 8:30 Tuesday Championship 7:00

Daggum Roy seems like he’s one of those guys that’s super personable, but spends his free time in the Forbidden Forest drinking the blood of unicorns.

Kanter is toes and knees below any other Cat, including Julius “Kobe” Randle. Don’t run your mouth about the King.

Eifert has been cleared to re-injure his back upon hitting free agency.

For clarification, what does an aficionado consider a large quantity?

Wonder where the idea for this struck him. Creative stuff. I assume it’s a fairly uncommon occurrence?

I think Durant is the rightful captain of Team 2. Butler did Lou Will and Simmons wrong, even though he is most definitely an All Star. Kinda surprised the referees didn’t take a look at the out of bounds call. Enjoyable finale to a pretty good All Star weekend.

1) Ulis 2) Boogie 3) Booker 4) Wall 5) Bledsoe Vanderbilt next year.

Per KSR: TopGolf to the ‘Ville If you’ve never been to one, go. Might be slightly pricey, but worth every penny to me.

The “Players Only” crew and their production has been one of my favorite things about this NBA season, but I’d love to listen to this contest without commentary. Crank up that rim mic and let the string music commence.

Too much Big 10/12 on that list. Give me the field.

I love the Family Guy and American Dad themes and the Friends theme is seared into my brain, but “Right Above It” from Ballers was and continues to be one of my favorite songs.

My goodness.

32 minutes?

Niece plays with a lot of poise for a youngster.

They could have avoided this mess by trading all their picks for LeBron at the deadline.

I’m sure a lot of you saw Steve Kerr and the Warriors go the way of the Cavs and then some Monday night, with Iggy and Draymond doing some coaching during timeouts on the GS bench. Neither was active for the game, which they won by 46 points over the Suns. This isn’t the first time in NBA history, as Russell held the official title in the mid-20th century, and LeBron has done it all for Cleveland since his return. Do we have any thoughts about this relatively rare occurrence, either as it relates to the Warriors specifically, or on a larger scale, what it says about the evolution of the NBA and where it’s heading? Also, who are some player/coaches who had success in their sport?

Have you ever had to shoot FTs in front of 20,000 students attending their first college basketball game?

The best teams aren’t flirting with .500 in the conference. Don’t really care to see East Southwestern State there either though, so the least-bad mediocre team will do for me.

Does anybody know what Phoenix is doing?

I'll play Devil's Advocate... Pull-up 3s in transition consume less of the clock than running sets, allowing more possessions for the Big Trains. So really, were they running it up or giving them opportunities?

One other explanation is that the official took issue with Boykins glancing in the general direction of the defensive player. He couldn't see what Boykins was looking at, but the head was turned toward the defender. Not definitive enough for me. Had the lead official got him, maybe I have less of an issue with this, but nothing there seemed to warrant a T.

They also kept the Nets first-rounder.