Those are powerful words and right on the money. We got to where we are in college basketball one step at a time.Good morning D-League.
Like all of you I’m shocked by the poor play of the Cats. For my mental well-being I’m taking a couple steps back. I didn’t watch the game, and won’t invest any emotional energy in the team right now. Over the course of 60 years as a fan, this has happened a few times before. Call me a bandwagon fan, and that’s fine. But I just have too many other parts of life demanding my attention to be obsessively angry about a bunch of 19-21 year olds who could have barely found Kentucky on a map before being hired through NIL letting me down. And let’s face it, a step at a time, over 30 years, that’s what college basketball has become.
Hope all else is going well for you folks.
There is much more to life than worrying about professional basketball played by universities. I have started watching more movies in the evening with my wife. One of my favorites is Cross Creek which is illustrated in the quote below. It is about real life and things I can relate to and look back knowing I walked down that same trail in life.
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings was a great author.
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