It means “Glory to the Cats.” Ukrainians wear blue and yellow and they say “Glory to Ukraine.”Gesundheit!......I think.
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It means “Glory to the Cats.” Ukrainians wear blue and yellow and they say “Glory to Ukraine.”Gesundheit!......I think.
With the ever changing world of alternate jerseys and logos, how would you feel if Kentucky expiremented with bringing back yellow? I don't know if I've ever seen an actual historical piece of that, but it's described as a "light yellow". What say you, BBN?
The Big Yellow Nation. Go Big Yellow. Big Yellow Wall. Sorry no.With the ever changing world of alternate jerseys and logos, how would you feel if Kentucky expiremented with bringing back yellow? I don't know if I've ever seen an actual historical piece of that, but it's described as a "light yellow". What say you, BBN?
craft is 73, just saying... and if your are very wealthy at 70... you've set your familyHere we go, again. Yes, every 70+ yo fan at Rupp gives millions a year to UK. Easily one of the biggest misconceptions that gets tossed around here on RRs. I'm not sure if you're aware, but people that age age start thinking about what they're leaving for family, not pampered athletes.
I know. It's just there's some idea floated around here that any 70+ year old fan inside Rupp arena are the sole reason the lights are even on. Some of those folks simply have fun money due to a lifetime of living financially responsible/no debt. They aren't all cutting annual eight figure checks to UK. Personally, outside of some travel, I think it'd be a fantstic way to spend retirement years. So, good for them!craft is 73, just saying... and if your are very wealthy at 70... you've set your family
obviously, not all; before someone says it