Missouri's SEC troubles are familiar to the Kentucky Wildcats. Both teams will meet Saturday in hopes of having young quarterback lead them to their first league win.
The Kentucky Wildcat football team is struggling, but nothing like the opponents they'll face this weekend. Saturday could see UK get its first SEC win.
When it looks like you're out, Rick Pitino's Cardinals bring you back in. Three straight wins and now the we're talking about March Madness. If the past is any indication, UofL is set for a tough and fulfilling February.
It's already pegged as "Basketball Armageddon": Kentucky and Louisville meeting in the Final Four. The entire nation is about to get a peek at the hatred that will tear apart the state for one afternoon.
"With a team that’s lost five of seven games, any win gives the fans hope," says UofL fan Nick Coffey, who operates TheCardinalConnect.com. But those wins are getting harder to come by for UofL basketball coach Rick Pitino. The season is in free fall and the fan base is starting to erode.
Calipari hints the traditional "home" game at Freedom Hall may come to an end if fans don't show. If the school puts a halt to future games there, it can only blame itself.
Do you think your local sports anchors are secretly pulling for UK or UofL to win Saturday? Do you think they're subtly biased when they report on those teams? If you do, you're very wrong...and here's why. Read on.
Yogi Berra once (allegedly) said that "it was impossible to get a conversation going. Everyone was talking too much." That's the way I envision a conversation with Pitino and Calipari, the masters of hyperbole and semi-truths.
Charlie Strong says he staying put and wants to rebuild the Louisville football program. As long as he keeps winning, prepare for the discussion about his next move to crop up every season.
