It could be worse...

by vinceuk1 on Mar 15, 2009 4:47 PM EDT

Hey, let’s take a look at some other schools out there…

Florida:

2nd straight year in the NIT with a proven coach and 100% of the players are ones that he recruited…

Davidson: The NCAA darlings last year. They have, potentially, the player of the year (Curry), out of the NCAA’s…

Georgetown: One time top 5 team, THIS YEAR, out of the NCAA’s…

Notre Dame: Like G-Town, one time top 5-10 team, THIS YEAR, out of the NCAA’s…

Mississippi, Vanderbilt, Alabama, NC State, Seton Hall, UTEP, Washington State, Northeastern, VMI, among many more schools that have winning records, that will NOT even get an NIT bid..! Probably CBI..

So, as bad as it is, and as bad as we all feel, it could be worse…

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Yeah We could be going to the CBI or the Collegeinsider.com tournament.

by JoshuaClaytor on Mar 15, 2009 4:59 PM EDT reply actions

Good post vince

Yes, things could be much worse. The Cats had a winning season this year although not to UK standards.

I had a call from my son this afternoon and he has watched all the UK games this season. His thoughts…if Meeks and Patterson return and Coach stays…the Cats will be very good next season. But his big thing was the need to have Coach remain at the helm.

by kykat51 on Mar 15, 2009 5:20 PM EDT reply actions

I'm trying...

… to be as positive as one can be considering that today is not the Selection Sunday that I am accustom to… I don’t even have a blank bracket to fill out… lol now that’s sad…

Steelers fan 1st! UK is my 2nd love.

by vinceuk1 on Mar 15, 2009 5:28 PM EDT up reply actions

Sad

Oh you will get over it as many of the BBN will. We just need a collective sense of patience to fight this uphill battle.

I pray for our young military everyday that they can one day return home safely. They have fought a lot more battles in life than many of us. You as a parent has to stay positive about your children’s safety, so just maybe let it flow towards the future of UK basketball.

by kykat51 on Mar 15, 2009 5:49 PM EDT reply actions