sportsfan41

I believe the game is at 4:00 pm.

How did you get this through Altafiber? My ring door bell keeps having issues with a weak signal and I've been trying to decide how much I care. It's the only thing in my house with any issues whatsoever.

No clue, but I would think the team plane. Google says it's about a 3.5 hour drive.

Sorry JD, but the return of that game is no joking matter. 😬

Wagner AND Mitchell expected to miss tonight's game. Better hope at least 2 of the 7 footers play well.

And the hits just keep on coming. I was a big fan of Toby Keith when he was still actively producing music.

Perhaps, but it sounds like for now, it's only the Ivey league schools because they don't receive athletic scholarships. Unless I misinterpreted what the article was saying.

At this point, if any teams or athletes tried to get more out of that game, EA sports would likely tell them to kick rocks. It's too far along, they'd probably just say ok, you won't be included in the game.

I think Cal in that role for a few years when Kentucky transitions to a new coach, would be great for Kentucky. Calipari is a great salesman, he can continue to sell Kentucky basketball without being the head coach.

Kentucky bigs, Mitchell, Bradshaw and Onyenso combined for 4 points and 17 rebounds. If Dillingham doesn't have a the huge night that he did, this is probably a 25 point blowout win for Tennessee.

Kentucky's bigs are soft and it's costing them ball games.

Big fan, big big fan. Just a guy that seemed hard to dislike, even when he was fighting Rocky. A treasure lost.

Hints, the reason I said I get what you're saying. However, UK has a comparable record over the last few years and probably close to as many wins as Notre Dame. Bowl wins, Kentucky is 4-4 since Stoops has been there, Notre Dame is 6-4 in the same time. It's just not a huge difference especially when you look at the opponents and Notre Dame had been "better" the last 10 years.

For me, one of the scariest parts of everything happening in the world right now is its close proximity to Covid in 2020. Typically when you look back at World Wars, Revolutions, Regional Wars involving multiple countries etc, there's often times a singular major historical event, or several meaningful events in the months and years leading up to those larger scale wars. The entire world is still recovering from Covid, and its foot print will continue for probably another decade or more. For as long as the world is recovering from Covid, it will be volatile and unstable. And that's without any other major events taking place. I would consider what happened in Israel a major historical event.

It could use it's own thread, however, I don't think any of this happens until everything that went down in October. Iran has been patiently waiting. They understand that there is a lot of instability and tension throughout several regions in the world.

Which makes some sense. I'd say at that point, the coaches then need to consider how their team would looking, possibly going into overtime. Momentum, player fatigue, fouls etc. As a UK fan, I did NOT feel good about Florida and UK going to overtime.

My heart says guard the 3 point line and don't give up a foul while a guy I shooting. My head says just foul once they're across mid court.

I get what you're saying but that's all Notre Dame is doing, THINKING about National Championships. They haven't won a title since 1988.

Yeah, really need to win this one and acknowledge that it's unlikely Kentucky wins in Knoxville. Cats are currently a 2 point underdog tomorrow.

Yeah, he will get there.

He could use another 25 lbs on his frame. But he's struggled with the more physical play of the SEC. I also thinks he gets frustrated at the crap fouls he catches, but then doesn't get calls when guys are hanging on him. I think he may let that get in his head a bit.

I love Reed but he does that crap every game, all of the guards do. Defensively this feels like one of UK's worst group of guards with both on ball and off ball defense. They give up way too many wide open looks and I don't understand how it's not been addressed.

Kentucky just needs points this possession. They look deflated.

Kentucky hasn't faired well in overtime games this season.

A Kentucky guard sags off his guy and leaves him wide open for a 3, color me surprised.