Kentucky Windage

Plummer has had no time.

Bend but don't break, Cards!

Plummer just forced a ball to the endzone for an INT. Cards stopped then on defense. Let's go!

Blast from the past!

The weapons are there. We just need to rebound better. But this definitely looks more like your "classic" Calipari team.

Major kudos to my Cards fans on BGP!

Jukebox Ray Ray!

Texas was all in with their run defense against the Bama run offense. Not only did they shut them down, they straight up dominated them in the trenches. Was definitely a fun game to watch.

Sometimes, especially early in the season, I think Stoops gets intentionally vanilla against his early season "cupcakes". I'm not trying to be an apologist for his team, just more so saying what I've seen out of them in the past couple years. Clearly, I think they are capable of more offensive production.

An absolutely brutal loss for Brossart. If you watched the game I don't think there would be anyone, who was unbiased, that walked away thinking that Bethel was better. Brossart had 5 turnovers (3 fumbles, 2 INT's with one being a pick 6). Mustangs struggled with momentum. Poorly timed flags coupled with the turnovers were really all you need to know about this one.

With pepper and a cracker, absolutely! Great pre-meal treat.

These guys are just fun. Selfless, self-aware, fundamental baseball. It's so fun to see.

Hey Zeus?

So, my initial take on the pitch clock was that it'd be something that I wouldn't like. I was a traditionalist. After attending an MLB game the other day (when Cruz hit his first bomb) that all changed. The game needed sped up. It's a whole lot easier to keep your attention on the game now. I was home and in my bed, on a weekday 7:10pm start time game, by 10pm. I feel like I can take my kids to a weekday game now without fear of being out until midnight. That beautiful. The positives, by far, outweigh the negatives.

His comment about having a "team of dogs" just absolutely resonates with me. That, plus I love upsets.

I haven't watched any NBA until now, but Jimmy Butler has instantly become my favorite player. Dude's a stud!

Interior passing was a huge problem this year.

If Richardson goes that high, then I could totally see him as the next Akili Smith. He seemed uncomfortable and at times unconfident at Florida. Maybe that's because he was raw, maybe if he ends up in the right system he can succeed. I just don't see it, but I ain't no Mel Kiper either.

Yeah, not really commenting on her response necessarily, more so the response from everyone else who took issue with Reese.

Care to explain?

I got no problem with what Clark did. I also got no problem with what Reese did. I didn't even watch that game. But due to all this pub I had to give it my time. If Clark doesn't want that heat, then don't act like that. Most competitors will respect competitors who just play and let the game speak for them. She put it out there and she got it back. I was always a very vocal teammate, but I almost never gave opponents the satisfaction of a response. Maybe she's one of those people who gets off on that, but to me if you do it... be ready to get it back. I got no heat on Reese.

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I hope so. Oscar is that Sanogo level player. This year he was missing a rim protector like Clingan. Cats were just missing a couple tools to make it all work. Hopefully next year will be different...I feel confident that it will be especially if Oscar is coming back.

Just a dominant run by the Huskies. How were they a 4 seed? They rebounded so well throughout the entirety of the tournament. Dominated inside, got hot from the perimeter. And they proved that defense wins championships.

The air went out of the arena with the missed free there by SDSU to cut it to 7 and potentially 6. Take care of the ball, make free throws, game over now for UConn.