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- GOULET!!!
- Billy Donovan IS coming to UK
- Kentucky coaching candidate look-alikes
- Karl Rove dancing and rapping
- Check out the caveman's crib...
- This is what I'm getting into, out here in Altus, OK
- Do better than 208, then we'll talk.
- Best of luck, Tubby
- One thing I can do better than Jack Bauer:
- Guard the inbounds pass...
- Music good enough for Jack Bauer
- Cats in Chicago
- Here's my bracket, by the way
- Why NOT to be a Florida fan
- My Final Four
- It's not about us
- "We got a long way to go..."
- A month of excitement awaits...
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7 comments:
You probably wouldn't recognize it because nobody at Kentucky has done it for awhile but it is called a VICTORY DANCE!
im a gator hater. theres nothing worse than a bunch of noobs that brag and boast about tradition.
No need to dance when you've done something 25 times before.
Mikie B. You must admit -that was insane. He hijacked the interview and made it all about him. He reminds me of the kid in elementary school who nobody liked because he had to be the focus of attention. If it weren't for him....I could actually pull just a little bit for FL in the tourney; but because of him - I hope FL goes down early!
I'm pretty sure I just threw up a little bit in my mouth.
Let the ugly, hairy joker dance! He's gotten so much crap at every away game. He deserves a chance to shake his booty in victory on national television.
Interseting Stats:
After looking at the statistics from SEC regular-season play, Kentucky might have wondered what it was doing playing in the first round of the SEC Tournament.
The Cats averaged only seven-tenths of a point less than mighty Florida in league play. The schools ranked one-two in scoring margin: Florida first at plus 8.5 and Kentucky second at plus 5.2. The teams surrendered the same 43.5-percent shooting to opponents.
Surprisingly, given Florida's well-earned reputation for selfless play, the Gators ranked eighth in assists (14.06 per game). UK ranked second with an average of 16.25 assists. (Although it should be noted that assists are the most subjective of basketball statistics. One man's assist is another man's standard reversing of the ball.)
In another surprise given UK's well-chronicled stumbles in close games, the Cats ranked third in free-throw shooting (71.4 percent) while Florida was eighth (67.4).
Here's one more surprise: Florida took the second-fewest three-point shots (256) of any team in league play. Only LSU took fewer (243). But the Gators had the best accuracy (39.8 percent). UK ranked third in three-point accuracy (36.8 percent).
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