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• Arizona State is bedeviled by some snapshots of their cheerleaders showing off in their skivvies.
(Photo back by popular demand)
• Apparently, Marvin Harrison is not the calm, cool customer we thought he was.
• Jim Rice boils at Torii Hunter’s claims that Red Sox fans are racist.
• Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie likes ‘em young.
• Joe Buck & Tim McCarver are taken for a ride by the Feds. Unfortunately, they brought McCarver back.
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The LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER reports today the Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie has offered Michael Avery, an eight grader from L.A., a full scholarship which will begin with the 2012-13 season.
(UK coaching staff now in throes of intensive bottle-feeding training)
Like Tim Floyd’s USC sign last year, Avery is not physically imposing. Standing 6-4, Gillispie saw Avery “come off the bench” in two games at a Lebron James-sponsored camp recently.
The best part of the story though was the reaction from UK school president Lee T. Todd Jr. Read more…
During the first half of their game against Vanderbilt on Tuesday night, Kentucky must have been channeling Spinal Tap, as the Wildcats could only go up to 11 on their way to a 93-52 crushing by the Commodores.
The LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER runs down the rancid records the Wildcats set during their nightmare in Nashville. Read more…
KENTUCKY 3RD BIG SCHOOL TO DROP ONE TO LITTLE GUYS: Once is an accident. Twice is a coincidence. Three times is a trend.
Like fellow big boys Michigan State and Ohio State, college basketball power Kentucky was upset by a smaller school. Fortunately, it wasn’t a Division II program. Unfortunately, this loss counts.Gardner-Webb shocked the 20th-ranked Wildcats in Rupp Arena Wednesday night, 84-68 - a bigger margin than Grand Valley State’s double-OT triumph over the Spartans and Findlay’s 2-point victory over the Buckeyes.
But this was no exhibition. The Runnin’ Bulldogs ran all over the constant crown jewel of the SEC, as the Wildcats could get no closer than 7 points to GWU throughout the night.Next stop for Gardner-Webb: Madison Square Garden. The win over Kentucky sends the pride & joy of Boiling Springs, NC, to New York, for the semifinals of the 2K Sports College Hoops Classic.
Speaking of boiling, could new ‘Cats coach Billy Gillispie be in hot water already?
