BigBlueFreak

If they play like they did today possibly the last basketball game played at Memorial will be a loss as they won't make it out of the first round.

The thing that kills me about this team is no guts. LSU hit's them in the mouth and they don't know how to respond...

So this might be a dumb question but it Patterson draws the double and triple team down in the post and does get a shot off, where is the backside post player to get the offensive rebound ?

LSU had 14 offensive rebounds in the first half...

If UK can get into any kind of offensive rythem at all they will win this game, but that's a far stretch considering there really hasn't been any rythem all year.

UK has to feel pretty good to be in it as bad as they have played the first half and Meeks only scoring 4 points.

Meeks is having the worst game of his UK career at this point...

Is it me or does it seem LSU is getting every rebound?

Holbrook's Embroidery plus in downtown Morehead, they have a Website just google it and you should be able to find it. I'd just call them, they are good friends of mine and do a great job! I've already ordered 8!:banana:

One of the only regrets I have leaving KY was giving up my season tickets to watch MSU play. The wife and I loved it especially after Tyndall took over. We both teared up tonight after they won, seeing our school finally get to the show. After what MSU went through with Macy as the coach, no school in the state deserves it more than the Eagles that's for sure...

MSU is looking at playing either Pitt or UNC if I was guessing, it depends on what team is the overall number 1 seed. Which ever team is that, MSU will play the other...I'm guessing Pitt on the assumption that UNC doens't lose to puke tomorrow and wins the ACC.

It doesn't get any better than this!!!! After next week there will be more than just 2 people in the state of Wyoming wearing Morehead State attire! A couple of my co workers just jumped on the wagon! M-S-U....GO BIG BLUE!!! Like someone else stated in another thread, "The best coach in the state of KY might be 60 miles down the road in Morehead" :dancingpa

My wife and I are going next weekend. November 28 - December 1. I'll let you know how it goes. We are staying at the Excalibur.

You have a place in the Teton County in Wyoming? If I would had known that I would had seen if you was around.

Here is the campsite and also a pic the wife thought was funny.

My wife did most of the planning. There really isn't a whole lot to plan. The only thing I would recommend planning for is the weather and the only way to plan for that is to pack something for every occasion. It was 15 degrees the first night we were there and 40 the next. The weather ranged anywhere from 60's to almost 90 through out the day and changed from one to the other and back again.

There were a whole lot of Bison wonder alone. Most of the straggles were most likely males that challenged for the head of the herd and lost, others were just wondering the park. There are several herds in the park and every herd there had lone Bison that were several hundred yards off away from the herd alone.

Our trip was great, we were blessed with beautiful weather most of the time we were there. Our trip did get cut a day short because of the blizzard that hit on Sunday night. The drive up we drove up and through the Briger Teton National Forest into Teton National Park. Got some great views of the Tetons and pics and then drove up through the Tetons to the South entrance of Yellowstone. Once we got in the park we drove north into the park and past Yellowstone Lake, which is huge (over 100 miles of shoreline) and up to the Canyon Village Campground where we camped. The Village was nice and the campground was very nice. Every night they had an hour long program at the amphitheater about different sections of the park. The campground had showers and laundry facilities, a gas station, a dine in restaurant and cafeteria. It had a sporting goods store to pick up camping equipment, different layers of clothing. Anything you really would need or may have forgotten if the weather changed (it changes really quick and often in Wyoming). It also had a grocery store to pick up item to cook or grill on the fire pit. I'll post pics of the campsite. We drove a whole lot. There are 2 loops of the park that take you around the different parts. Each loop has it's own birthmarks I guess you could say I would recommend driving both of them each one has it's own beauty. The whole park is really magnificent. Every part of the park is different and each loop has it's own points of interest and if you are more interested in it I can get into greater detail. The number 1 point of interest you want to see is the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. It's breathtaking to see. The huge water fall and yellow rock is where the park got it's name. Then of course Old Faithful, it's really cool to see, not as magnificent as I had hoped but still really cool. Mammoth Springs is really cool, it's a lot of hot springs and pools of water. Then check out all the different areas of the hot springs. Take your time and just check out everything. If you have any question please feel free to ask. There are a couple of really good guide books for the park if you want I can get you the titles and author's of the book. There is an endless amount of back country and hiking so if you are into that then that's the place you want to be. Our drive out was nice, we drove through the Shoshoni National park and through Cody Wyoming, the birth place of the wild west. We went to the Buffalo Bill Museum which takes almost a whole day to see. Then down back through Thermopolis Hot Springs park and the Wind River Canyon which is very pretty also and back down to Casper.

Since I moved away from Kentucky in March I'm not able to hunt big game here until next year which is heart breaking to me. Next year I'm putting in for Elk, Mule deer and Grizzly Bear. There ain't no Whitetail in wyoming.

I like the Tetons better than Yellowstone actually. I'm actually going to climb the Grand Teton next summer!:ylsuper:

Thanks, it was awesome. It was a very beautiful place, more so than I thought. It was cold though down in the teens at night.

Any questions?

Elk, Bison herd and a Moose off in the distance.

Old Faithful

A Bison walking down the road and an Elk in the front yard of a village home.