#2 seed is Tennessee. So no Yum Center for us
The 2 out of the Midwest is Kentucky.
I'll take it.
The man said Michigan State leap frogged us with our loss to Tennessee and their win over Michigan today. So they do consider Sunday's games. That must be new.
Absolutely agree!!Yeeeeeeeeesssss Sirrrrrrr! This bracket sets up great for the Cats.
Great question.If so, then how did Mich get the easy region, out west as a 2?
Ditto. No complaints here.I'll take it.
Coach Cal comin up on ESPN show
I smoked Marlboro's for about 5 years. Last 2 years of high school and first three years of the Army. When my 2 mile run times started getting slower I quit. You see, I am very competitive and had never been beaten in any 2 mile run on the PT test. So, when people started getting closer I had to quit. Was never beaten once in a 2 mile run in any unit I was in. Even up to my last one when I was 39 years old getting close to retirement. Ran a 12 minute 14 second 2 mile on my last one. Best one ever was 10 minute 47 seconds in Germany.All of my uncles smoked Camel's. It was the number one brand in those days. One uncle smoked 3 packs a day and started when he was about 10 years old. He lived to be 74 when the BIG C got him. The last time I talked to him he said I curse the day I smoke my first Camel. (the only cigarette he smoked in his life was a Camel-unfiltered) Like most men who served in combat during WWII he was hooked on cigarettes.
When I went into the army we got in line to pick up our clothing, equipment etc. One line was for cigarettes and I was offered a carton of either Camel, Winston or Salem. I asked the trainee in line behind me which one he wanted and he said Winston. I picked up a carton and gave them to him. When I was a student at UK cigarettes were available free all over campus. The cigarette brands would pass them out in a 4 to a pack samples. You could grab a handful. I never did. They would also sponsor "smokers" at the fraternity house. This was the early 60's was smoking was cool. I am thankful I never smoked.
Smoking was very common and popular when I was in the Army. I was the only Drill Sgt in my company that did not smoke. Most of the trainees smoked and you sure could tell the few trainees who did not smoke from their performance. We ran them a mile every morning before breakfast in combat boots and many of the smokers puked their guts out before serving them mess. The Hog Platoon (the fat ones) had to do the mile run and what we called the Daily Dozen. Smokers who were in with the Hogs just about died but they sure lost the weight fast. You could see it melt off of them as they coughed their lungs out.I smoked Marlboro's for about 5 years. Last 2 years of high school and first three years of the Army. When my 2 mile run times started getting slower I quit. You see, I am very competitive and had never been beaten in any 2 mile run on the PT test. So, when people started getting closer I had to quit. Was never beaten once in a 2 mile run in any unit I was in. Even up to my last one when I was 39 years old getting close to retirement. Ran a 12 minute 14 second 2 mile on my last one. Best one ever was 10 minute 47 seconds in Germany.
My thoughts as well. Best mood Ive seen him in after Selection Sunday.Listening to him makes me think he likes this bracket. And he should.
You bet. The last two days he was worse than a turd.He is a turd.
That means that the lying bastards lied the last three years that UK won the SECT.The man said Michigan State leap frogged us with our loss to Tennessee and their win over Michigan today. So they do consider Sunday's games. That must be new.
I refuse to listen to ESPN for a while. They have pissed me off with their bias.Coach Cal comin up on ESPN show
I smoked Marlboro's for about 5 years. Last 2 years of high school and first three years of the Army. When my 2 mile run times started getting slower I quit. You see, I am very competitive and had never been beaten in any 2 mile run on the PT test. So, when people started getting closer I had to quit. Was never beaten once in a 2 mile run in any unit I was in. Even up to my last one when I was 39 years old getting close to retirement. Ran a 12 minute 14 second 2 mile on my last one. Best one ever was 10 minute 47 seconds in Germany.
At one point in my career when not in the field I was running (in the evenings) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 miles a day as a daily routine with a one day break after the second 2 mile day. Was competing in 10K races and ran a few half marathons. Won the Law day 10K race 3 years in a row at Ft. Campbell back in the early 80's.I ran a 10:20 in the two mile, coming out of AIT, but could only run a 6:10 mile coming out of basic. Shows how much better shape I was in after AIT than I was in basic. We ran everywhere in AIT. Thought I would die. They were throwing guys into the back of cattle cars every time we ran some place. I swore I would never fall out of a formation. It was tough for me because I had hurt my knees in HS playing ball and they would swell up almost every day. Military pushed me over the edge. That is why they have both been replaced. I never could have run the times you did, at almost 40.
At one point in my career when not in the field I was running (in the evenings) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 miles a day as a daily routine with a one day break after the second 2 mile day. Was competing in 10K races and ran a few half marathons. Won the Law day 10K race 3 years in a row at Ft. Campbell back in the early 80's.
Running cleared my mind and let me just focus on one thing, running. It was quite liberating. Don't run now, dealing with Plantar Fasciitis so, I usually do my strength training 3 days a week and a martial arts workout 3 days a week. Need to get back on the softball field this year so, praying to get this resolved. At 61 God has blessed to be able to still do the things I do. Can still do the splits, kick above my head, and move quite free and without too much effort.That's great. I stayed in shape, but I had to use a bicycle. My knees were just shot. I always hated running, simply because my knees hurt so badly. Getting them replaced was the best thing I ever did.
Good Monday morning D.
- Love this time of year. 4 day work week...taking Friday off. Might get in a round of golf in the morning beforehand.
- Every time I see Abilene (Christian) I start singing "Oh Maybellene, why caint chu be true...
- 7/10 game will be tough regardless, but I'm pretty confident UK will prevail.
- No complaints with the bracket. I don't give an ish about any other teams... 3 teams from the ACC does seem a little over the top. All three are good...one of them should've been a two tho. And Tennessee should've been the 1 before Mich St. <====anytime you lose to IU twice that should automatically remove you from the chances at a 1 seed.
- Cats just gotta take care of business. Hopefully the loss to UT doesn't have an effect on their confidence. Cal seems pretty upbeat & ready to go! Good enough for me.