Basketball:
So Scipio did a great job on
introducing us to our ACC counterpart and robbing me of an easy morning column. A great read though, it sounds like they are in Texas' wheelhouse since it isn't at Wake. You can see the whole bracket
here.
Obviously Kentucky is the 2nd opponent and I don't think there's any way Texas beats them. Mason or Bradley would need to stay on Wall the entire game because
Never to early to start looking to March.
Everyone knows the history here. Coach Cal bought and paid for Lou Roe and Marcus Camby among others to vault himself into the national spotlight taking the Minuteman program along for a flash-in-the-pan ride. I wish former Temple Coach John Chaney would have been 10 years younger at the time because I would have loved to watch Mr. Temple Owl break his foot off in that sleaze bag's ass.
Just before Texas gets into the meat of its nonconference schedule, let's talk about the top 5 or 6 teams, along with the Horns, that are vying for the number 1 spot on "Trips Right's Way Too Early, If You're Going to Crown Them Crown Them, National Championship Contending" list, or TRWTEIYGTCTCTNCC list for short.
More on
cheating from ESPN. I like the trend. Anyway, this is in no way a shocker to the folks that were paying attention. John Calipari, neck tats, and entrance test shenanigans go together like peanut butter and jelly. Throw in the cess pool that has always been Memphis basketball, and an NCAA investigation was a matter of when and not if.
As for vacating wins, that is merely a flesh
And Kentucky announces its presence on College basketball's landscape with authority.
The story goes that a college scout went to watch Jerry Stackhouse play in an AAU tournament. The 6-6 senior to be was so thoroughly prison raped by a 6-3 pre-injury upstart sophomore named Randy Livingston, that the scout left the arena doubting Jerry's ability to play at a big time level. Two decades and 18 Randy Livingston knee surgeries later and the