Levis is still tough as hell, about ran a TD in a second ago, got out a sack on 3rd down before that and Barreled down close to the first down. Ended up getting a penalty out of it too. Tie game after a 2 yard TD run by Henry.

a way to slow this team down and turn possessions/games into rock fights. Somethings never change.

It's amazing how much nicer Asheville is over Louisville. The beer scene is insane

Baseball needs a salary cap.

Things are looking really good for Chip Trayanum, according to CI sources.

He could be making a decision in the near future, and Kentucky's in a great spot.

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Lost his own son a QB to the portal. Out of Control

Imagine having this much talent in your reserves (mostly) and still struggling to have any success? Probably the most successful group of transfer-outs from any team. And it was mostly reserves from a 6-7 team.

Antwaun Powell EDGE - 14 TFL, 10 sacks this year.
Xavier Henderson WR - 782 yards, 3 TDs this year.
Jordan Young CB - 34 Tackles, 7 PDs, 1 INT this year.
Michael Tarquin RT - Started all year for USC.
Josh Braun RG - Started all year for Arkansas.
Donovan McMillan S - 105 tackles this season.
David Reese OLB - 7 TFL, 7 Sacks this season
Diwun Black OLB - 10 TFL, 4 Sacks, 2 FF
Lorenzo Lingard RB - 1,000 total yards, 6 TDs this season.
Nayquan Wright RB - 757 yards, 7 TDs this season.
Avery Helm CB - 5 PDs for TCU

Baseball money is another level entirely

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There’s our back-up.

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I didn't know this but UL was overlooking us. This game means more to UK than UL
Some gems in this one lol

Or was this a one and done?

Who would win a game of RISK?

Another entrant from UK... Louisville's Elijah Reed is in the portal.

One that was expected.

Hope he lives up to it, I’m pretty pumped to find out.

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Sean Miller recounting a time when he was a freshmen and struggling and what Calipari said to him to motivate him.


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Wes Durham and Matt Hasselback

YIKES

Nova has nice wins over Texas Tech, UNC, UCLA and Maryland, yet has lost to Penn, St. Joseph’s, Drexel and K State.

I’ve always thought and maintained that UK is in a good spot. Continuing to hear positive things in that regard via second hand info from different sources, will do more digging. Reclass is a possibility. Best guard in HS basketball imo.

Lexington's Douglass high school has two phenoms in Avieon Chenault and Armelo Boone.... intersting to see if they get interest from UK. Watch them in the Sweet 16

"Young fool. Only now, at the end, do you understand. Your feeble skills are no match for the power of the dark side! You will pay the price for your lack of vision."

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Chip Trayanum Running Back Comparisons:​

While Chip Trayanum is still developing as a running back, some comparisons to other notable players have been made:


Maurice Clarett: Former Ohio State running back Maurice Clarett has compared Trayanum's running style to his own. He described Trayanum as a "downhill, power runner" who has "great vision" and "runs hard." Clarett even went as far as saying that Trayanum "should be the starter" for Ohio State.


Ezekiel Elliott: Some analysts have also seen similarities between Trayanum and former Ohio State and current Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott. Both players are known for their strong running styles, ability to break tackles, and pass-catching skills.


Jonathan Taylor: Another comparison for Trayanum is current Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor. Like Trayanum, Taylor is a powerful runner with a low center of gravity and impressive speed. Both players are also known for their ability to contribute in the passing game.


Overall Comparison:


While it's still early to make definitive comparisons, Chip Trayanum appears to possess a unique blend of power, speed, and elusiveness. He has a strong running style reminiscent of Maurice Clarett and Ezekiel Elliott, but also shows flashes of Jonathan Taylor's ability to break tackles and contribute in the passing game.


Here are some additional details about the comparisons:

• Similarities to Maurice Clarett:
  • Both players are powerful runners with a low center of gravity.
  • Both have excellent vision and are able to find cutback lanes.
  • Both are effective pass-catchers out of the backfield.
• Similarities to Ezekiel Elliott:
  • Both players are strong and able to break tackles.
  • Both have good acceleration and top-end speed.
  • Both are valuable in both the running and passing games.
• Similarities to Jonathan Taylor:
  • Both players are powerful and difficult to bring down.
  • Both have the ability to make defenders miss in the open field.
  • Both are capable of contributing as receivers in the passing game.

Dingle entering the portal kinda of seems unexpected