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Former Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer will be co-hosting a radio show. Good for him, he has been absent from college football for too long.
Tweet of the Morning
You Louisville fans dont realize it, but this year you will see kentucky as one of the best basketball teams youve EVER seen.
— Aaron Boler (@AaronBoler1) August 23, 2014
He’s going where I don’t dare go after last season. I’ll keep my powder dry.
Your Quickies:
Kentucky football
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Damien Harris had a decent game last night. Read this to see why we want him at Kentucky. Well, one of the reasons, anyway. [Via Hank]
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Ben Roberts talks to Damien Harris about his recruitment. He’s not leaking any clues, that’s for sure. [Via Hank]
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UK recruit Tavin Richardson catches 3 passes for 35 yds in Byrnes 30-22 win over Northwestern on ESPNU. [Hank] Hat tip: NextCats.
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Schools of Interest for UK (USA Top 25) [Hank]
- No. 9 Charlotte Mallard Creek 28 Charlotte Christian 21
- No. 20 Apopka (FL) 43 Longwood Lyman 7
- No. 22 Indianapolis Ben Davis 44 Indianapolis Cathedral 19
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Kentucky Friday Night Scores [Hank]
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Offensive line rotation nearly set, according to Larry Vaught.
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Jeff Badet will miss at least the first two games of the season with an eye injury he got during an unusual drill that simply isn’t healing fast enough.
Kentucky basketball
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4-star shooting guard Eric Davis is visiting UK:
Eric Davis is making an unofficial visit to Kentucky today
— Brian Snow (@BSnowScout) August 23, 2014
Other Kentucky sports
Links posts
College football
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The College Football Playoff selection committee process is flawed, according to Jerrry Palm:
Among the factors the committee will consider when ranking teams are conference championships, strength of schedule, head-to-head results, outcomes against common opponents, and roster issues like injuries and suspensions.
Those are fine criteria, but a very significant problem is that the committee has no intention of detailing how it will measure strength of schedule. It seems willing to leave it to the eye of the beholder. That is patently unfair. Teams should know how they are being judged. Teams should be able to schedule toward such criteria to maximize their chances of being selected. That will not be possible, and it will be a source of frustration the first time a team is left out because it is told its schedule is too weak. The committee may refuse to address that this year, but at some point, they will be forced to.
This won’t work without a strength of schedule measurement.
College basketball
Other sports news
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The Big Cuz makes Team USA. I must admit, I am very surprised.
Other news
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The surprising new face of video gaming — girls.
Okay, I’m going on a rant here. For the love of God, ladies, put down your controllers and learn to cook. Too many people, men and women, have no idea how to cook a thing, which is why we have so many young people scarfing down fast food and empty calories.
Both men and women need to treat cooking as a health issue. If you don’t know how, and your significant other doesn’t know how, it can lead to an unhealthy life. I know this from the life experiences of a couple of friends.
So play a video game or three less, get in the kitchen with mom and/or dad, and learn how to prepare meals for yourself and others. It’s one of the most valuable skills you can possess. It really comes in handy in college for all sorts of reasons, perhaps the least of which is making you more interesting to the opposite sex.
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This is just cool:
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The ice bucket challenge for ALS went wrong in Campbellsville, Kentucky. Please find time in your prayers for those seriously injured.
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Social media can become an addiction. If it weren’t for the blog, I would never use Twitter and rarely use Facebook.
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“Bourbonism” taking over the city of Louisville. That’s a good thing, in my book. Now, if we could just get rid of that school with the toothy bird as a mascot. Maybe we could sell them to Indiana. Or, we could just move the border a little …
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How times have changed: Four reasons not to buy a home.