What did he say?What an a--hole. Just came o 41 and dissed UK. What a f---ing Loserville sshill
I believe we are seeing the beginning of the realization of some simple truths, even by hard-core Card fans:UL is years away from being relevant or ranked
UC has 22 players from the 4 SW OH counties containing about 2M people.Another thing that has to be driving the Older UL fans nuts is seeing UC in the Playoffs. They remembering the Old Missouri Valley Conference days and how Cincy has made the Transition to being a Major Player in Football and UL isn't. Now will give Cincy the nod they they have Ohio where there a ton of Major College High School talent to recruit and the State of Ky. can't match that.
They haven’t had a big boy line since they’ve been P5. Jackson just covered up for it for a while.I believe we are seeing the beginning of the realization of some simple truths, even by hard-core Card fans:
(1) Card fans were accustomed to double-digit winning seasons in their“Mid-Major/G-5” days;
(2) For two decades, they convinced themselves that a transition to P5 would lead to further success, because they could beat a moribund U.K., and an occasional P5 “name” team in a bowl, such as a lifeless UF team in the Sugar Bowl.
(3) With Lamar, they won a Heisman Trophy, and it was a deserved award, as he did all but don Superman’s cape in covering the real weaknesses of their program, and allowing modest success in the beginning of their ACC participation.
(4) With the collapse of the Ramsey/Jurich regime(s), the character’s “who knew where all the bodies were buried,” were exposed, as were all of the buried bodies, in a ten year(+), “drip, drip, drip” water torture that has yet to go dry.
(5) Eight years into their ACC membership, even with a once-in-a-lifetime talent in Lamar Jackson, there has been nary a ten win season.
(6) The moribund football program down the road has awakened, and after 70 years has decided to fully join the SEC, with ten-win seasons now an annual possibility, and historic beat-downs of U of L an annual likelihood.
(7) And no one (outside of a small circle) cries for U of L: two (+) decades of “LPT,” and “slapdick,” talk and tens of millions of dollars of questionable internal waste has immunized U.K. from the creation of even the slightest sympathy for the Cards when Kentucky piles it on.
(8) And all of the above has left the U of L “community” sniping at one-another. Some yearn to return to the days of their illusory power, while some have avoided the Stockholm Syndrome, and see the sins of their past as the cause of their present suffering. And the lack of strength of a “house divided against itself” has long been known since biblical times.
I believe we are seeing the beginning of the realization of some simple truths, even by hard-core Card fans:
(1) Card fans were accustomed to double-digit winning seasons in their“Mid-Major/G-5” days;
(2) For two decades, they convinced themselves that a transition to P5 would lead to further success, because they could beat a moribund U.K., and an occasional P5 “name” team in a bowl, such as a lifeless UF team in the Sugar Bowl.
(3) With Lamar, they won a Heisman Trophy, and it was a deserved award, as he did all but don Superman’s cape in covering the real weaknesses of their program, and allowing modest success in the beginning of their ACC participation.
(4) With the collapse of the Ramsey/Jurich regime(s), the character’s “who knew where all the bodies were buried,” were exposed, as were all of the buried bodies, in a ten year(+), “drip, drip, drip” water torture that has yet to go dry.
(5) Eight years into their ACC membership, even with a once-in-a-lifetime talent in Lamar Jackson, there has been nary a ten win season.
(6) The moribund football program down the road has awakened, and after 70 years has decided to fully join the SEC, with ten-win seasons now an annual possibility, and historic beat-downs of U of L an annual likelihood.
(7) And no one (outside of a small circle) cries for U of L: two (+) decades of “LPT,” and “slapdick,” talk and tens of millions of dollars of questionable internal waste has immunized U.K. from the creation of even the slightest sympathy for the Cards when Kentucky piles it on.
(8) And all of the above has left the U of L “community” sniping at one-another. Some yearn to return to the days of their illusory power, while some have avoided the Stockholm Syndrome, and see the sins of their past as the cause of their present suffering. And the lack of strength of a “house divided against itself” has been known since biblical times.
@Card_N_AL
I’m saying it is close to an equal divide.Also, there have been 1 or 2 posters over there that have at least posted this or came to terms with it.
DAMN DAM what did he say?What an a--hole. Just came o 41 and dissed UK. What a f---ing Loserville sshill
Come on OP, tell us what he said!!!!!!DAMN DAM what did he say?
Still don't know what he said...
Would love to know what he said
I didn’t hear it but reading the Tea Leaves he appeared to downplay our 9 win season due to the sec East being down. Not giving uk any credit despite beating UofL like a drum.Still don't know what he said...
I get it. But -I didn’t hear it but reading the Tea Leaves he appeared to downplay our 9 win season due to the sec East being down. Not giving uk any credit despite beating UofL like a drum.
Please... spill the beans.What an a--hole. Just came o 41 and dissed UK. What a f---ing Loserville sshill
When ul went to the acc they went from the biggest name, with the biggest budget in their league... to being below UVA in the acc. They thought if they were in the sec they would be competing for titles every few years. They have no concept of how the real world works.I believe we are seeing the beginning of the realization of some simple truths, even by hard-core Card fans:
(1) Card fans were accustomed to double-digit winning seasons in their“Mid-Major/G-5” days;
(2) For two decades, they convinced themselves that a transition to P5 would lead to further success, because they could beat a moribund U.K., and an occasional P5 “name” team in a bowl, such as a lifeless UF team in the Sugar Bowl.
(3) With Lamar, they won a Heisman Trophy, and it was a deserved award, as he did all but don Superman’s cape in covering the real weaknesses of their program, and allowing modest success in the beginning of their ACC participation.
(4) With the collapse of the Ramsey/Jurich regime(s), the character’s “who knew where all the bodies were buried,” were exposed, as were all of the buried bodies, in a ten year(+), “drip, drip, drip” water torture that has yet to go dry.
(5) Eight years into their ACC membership, even with a once-in-a-lifetime talent in Lamar Jackson, there has been nary a ten win season.
(6) The moribund football program down the road has awakened, and after 70 years has decided to fully join the SEC, with ten-win seasons now an annual possibility, and historic beat-downs of U of L an annual likelihood.
(7) And no one (outside of a small circle) cries for U of L: two (+) decades of “LPT,” and “slapdick,” talk and tens of millions of dollars of questionable internal waste has immunized U.K. from the creation of even the slightest sympathy for the Cards when Kentucky piles it on.
(8) And all of the above has left the U of L “community” sniping at one-another. Some yearn to return to the days of their illusory power, while some have avoided the Stockholm Syndrome, and see the sins of their past as the cause of their present suffering. And the lack of strength of a “house divided against itself” has been known since biblical times.
BingoI didn’t hear it but reading the Tea Leaves he appeared to downplay our 9 win season due to the sec East being down. Not giving uk any credit despite beating UofL like a drum.
Yeah, well f#@% that rat-faced little bastard. Nothing but sour grapes... and the knowledge that his alma mater has nothing to look forward to next year that won't be punctuated by another demolition by an "overrated" team.Bingo
Do you really think they'll ever leave the ACC for a G5 membership? I think they're married to the mob now... ""Careful what you wish for, Card nation!"Louisville Football was build like a house of cards (no pun intended), and like all houses of cards it eventually caves in on itself. Their successful years were a combination of playing outside the lines and being incredibly lucky at recruiting the quarterback position with Bridgewater and then Jackson following him, they seem to have even hit gold again with Cunningham. Think where Card football would be right now without those three?
They managed to scrap out 6 win this year in what is probably the weakest P5 conference this season, but the ACC will get better with Miami, FSU and Clemson moving upwards, what will happen to UofL then? If they start missing the post season they will eventually have to consider moving back down to a lower conference like the Sunbelt. In the meantime they will continue to be dominated annually by Kentucky and may at some point throw up their hands and decide to opt out of the series.
This was beautifully written. The most truth I have read in a long time. Awesome post.I believe we are seeing the beginning of the realization of some simple truths, even by hard-core Card fans:
(1) Card fans were accustomed to double-digit winning seasons in their“Mid-Major/G-5” days;
(2) For two decades, they convinced themselves that a transition to P5 would lead to further success, because they could beat a moribund U.K., and an occasional P5 “name” team in a bowl, such as a lifeless UF team in the Sugar Bowl.
(3) With Lamar, they won a Heisman Trophy, and it was a deserved award, as he did all but don Superman’s cape in covering the real weaknesses of their program, and allowing modest success in the beginning of their ACC participation.
(4) With the collapse of the Ramsey/Jurich regime(s), the character’s “who knew where all the bodies were buried,” were exposed, as were all of the buried bodies, in a ten year(+), “drip, drip, drip” water torture that has yet to go dry.
(5) Eight years into their ACC membership, even with a once-in-a-lifetime talent in Lamar Jackson, there has been nary a ten win season.
(6) The moribund football program down the road has awakened, and after 70 years has decided to fully join the SEC, with ten-win seasons now an annual possibility, and historic beat-downs of U of L an annual likelihood.
(7) And no one (outside of a small circle) cries for U of L: two (+) decades of “LPT,” and “slapdick,” talk and tens of millions of dollars of questionable internal waste has immunized U.K. from the creation of even the slightest sympathy for the Cards when Kentucky piles it on.
(8) And all of the above has left the U of L “community” sniping at one-another. Some yearn to return to the days of their illusory power, while some have avoided the Stockholm Syndrome, and see the sins of their past as the cause of their present suffering. And the lack of strength of a “house divided against itself” has been known since biblical times.