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Would be nice to pay Georgia back but that would be an ugly physical game; so OU I guess for me.
Either of them who wins is going to catch the smoke tomorrow night. Give zero f**ks.
Georgia. We just beat OU 2 weeks ago and it was a highly emotional game. Georgia beat us 4 months ago. The Oklahoma game would be far tougher imo. I can already see Garrison getting a stupid tech against OU
-Some Bruce Thornton (OSU) portal rumors out there; I’d take him in a heartbeat.
-Statement win for OKC in Boston tonight.
-Shai is top 5 in the league in both offensive and defensive efficiency ratings.
-Wallace was in their late game lineup, made some big timely shots and was giving them fits defensively.
-Statement win for OKC in Boston tonight.
-Shai is top 5 in the league in both offensive and defensive efficiency ratings.
-Wallace was in their late game lineup, made some big timely shots and was giving them fits defensively.
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The court at the Kansas game made that practically unwatchable.
Not to mention Kansas sucks which also makes them practically unwatchable
If you don't like sports, don't turn your tv on today. Hoops, high level golf, and euro soccer if you're so inclined.
Sausage, peppers and provolone on grill last night on a Jersey Mike's sub roll.
Sausage, peppers and provolone on grill last night on a Jersey Mike's sub roll.
Watching the CBS affiliate out of Nashville before school this morning and they went downtown to a reporter right outside Bridgestone. Her words, "All is quiet down here right now except for some Kentucky fans walking around for some reason. I'm not quite sure why they're out at 6 a.m. but they are!"
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- Minnesota firing their coach in the dead middle of night is a weird move by an experienced AD (the former Deputy AD at UK). I think you only do that if you think you can get the inside track on a coach before another potential job opens up later in the day. They wouldn't have to do that for Niko Medved or Brian Dutcher. They're both good coaches, but not necessarily at the top of anyone else's lists. This tells me they're prioritizing McCollum before Iowa has the chance to talk to him.
- The job I'd most love to see Will Wade take....UNLV. Tark 2.0, baby. He'll obviously end up at a Power 4 school instead, but man...talk about a guy and a job that, personality-wise, were made for each other. I'd rather see him there than some boring job like Clemson or NCSU.
- Fears is great, but slow him down with Butler and take care of business at the other spots and the CATS will win by a dozen or so.
- Guess I just missed it because Loyola was such a cool story, but Porter Moser is a spaz.
- Let's go Deacs.
- The job I'd most love to see Will Wade take....UNLV. Tark 2.0, baby. He'll obviously end up at a Power 4 school instead, but man...talk about a guy and a job that, personality-wise, were made for each other. I'd rather see him there than some boring job like Clemson or NCSU.
- Fears is great, but slow him down with Butler and take care of business at the other spots and the CATS will win by a dozen or so.
- Guess I just missed it because Loyola was such a cool story, but Porter Moser is a spaz.
- Let's go Deacs.
*Personally, I'd love to see Wade and NC State. Have a feeling he'll be a real thorn in the side for Pubert and Duke.
*It took exactly one game for me to hate Oklahoma. Going into the last one, I really had no emotions whatsoever about them, but they are the shit talkin'ist little bitches in the league. And as soon as they won last night they already started predicting their win for tonight. If we play how we played against Missouri, we may smoke their asses by 20+. Eff Fears, Moser and the rest of those clowns.
*It took exactly one game for me to hate Oklahoma. Going into the last one, I really had no emotions whatsoever about them, but they are the shit talkin'ist little bitches in the league. And as soon as they won last night they already started predicting their win for tonight. If we play how we played against Missouri, we may smoke their asses by 20+. Eff Fears, Moser and the rest of those clowns.
The SEC Tournament in Atlanta was the kind of spectacle that made college basketball legendary. The energy inside the Georgia Dome was electric, the sea of blue-clad Kentucky fans roaring as the Wildcats warmed up for their quarterfinal matchup. Tubby paced the sideline, arms crossed, eyes locked onto his team. The pressure was on. The boosters wanted a deep run. The fans expected a title.
And Scott Rigot was missing. Again.
Tubby didn’t like distractions during tournament time, and an assistant coach vanishing on a recruiting trip right before tip-off? That was unacceptable.
Three blocks away, Rigot sat in the back of a dimly lit bar, a March Madness game flickering on the TV overhead. A man in a gray suit slid into the booth across from him.
"You’re cutting it close, Coach," the man said, stirring a club soda with his straw. "You think I want to be here?" Rigot muttered, glancing at the time. Tip-off was in an hour. "Let’s make this quick." The man slid a thin envelope across the table. Rigot picked it up, thumbing through the contents. Photos. Surveillance reports. A familiar name.
"Dragan Vukovic?" Rigot asked, his brows furrowing. The man in the suit nodded. "Serbian arms dealer. One of his contacts has been leaking intel to us, but now Vukovic’s people are tying up loose ends. We need to get our guy out before he disappears."
Rigot clenched his jaw. "And you want me to do it. During the damn SEC Tournament." "That’s right," the man said, unfazed. "You’ve got access. No one questions a coach taking a recruiting detour."
Rigot exhaled sharply. He was already on thin ice with Tubby—missing another supposed scouting trip wouldn’t help his case. But he didn’t have a choice. "Fine," he said. "Where’s the pickup?"
"An abandoned hotel off Peachtree. You’ll make contact, get him a new identity, and get him on a flight out of Hartsfield before midnight." Rigot tucked the envelope into his Wildcats windbreaker and stood. "I’ll handle it," he said. "One more thing," the man added, his tone shifting. "Vukovic’s people know something’s up. If they get to him first… don’t expect this to be clean." Rigot nodded, threw a few bills on the table, and left.
By the time he made it to the hotel, the streets outside the Georgia Dome were packed with fans spilling out of bars, chanting and hyped for the game. Rigot’s heart pounded—not from nerves, but from the fact that he could hear the Kentucky game tipping off on a nearby radio.
Tubby was going to kill him.
He climbed the stairs to the fourth floor, where the air was thick with dust and bad memories. His contact, a wiry man with tired eyes and a duffel bag at his feet, stepped out from the shadows.
"You’re late," the man muttered.
"Traffic," Rigot deadpanned. "Let’s go."
But before they could move, the sound of footsteps echoed down the hall. Rigot’s stomach dropped. He turned just in time to see the glint of a gun barrel before—
CRACK. A shot rang out.
The man beside him staggered back, his duffel bag hitting the floor with a dull thud. Rigot barely had time to react before he saw the shooter. Dragan Vukovic himself.
"Guess I found my own loose end," the Serbian said, his accent thick and amused as he cocked the gun again.
Rigot’s mind raced. He had no backup. No weapon. And worst of all?
Kentucky was down by six at halftime.
He had two jobs to survive tonight.
And right now, staying alive was the harder one.
And Scott Rigot was missing. Again.
Tubby didn’t like distractions during tournament time, and an assistant coach vanishing on a recruiting trip right before tip-off? That was unacceptable.
Three blocks away, Rigot sat in the back of a dimly lit bar, a March Madness game flickering on the TV overhead. A man in a gray suit slid into the booth across from him.
"You’re cutting it close, Coach," the man said, stirring a club soda with his straw. "You think I want to be here?" Rigot muttered, glancing at the time. Tip-off was in an hour. "Let’s make this quick." The man slid a thin envelope across the table. Rigot picked it up, thumbing through the contents. Photos. Surveillance reports. A familiar name.
"Dragan Vukovic?" Rigot asked, his brows furrowing. The man in the suit nodded. "Serbian arms dealer. One of his contacts has been leaking intel to us, but now Vukovic’s people are tying up loose ends. We need to get our guy out before he disappears."
Rigot clenched his jaw. "And you want me to do it. During the damn SEC Tournament." "That’s right," the man said, unfazed. "You’ve got access. No one questions a coach taking a recruiting detour."
Rigot exhaled sharply. He was already on thin ice with Tubby—missing another supposed scouting trip wouldn’t help his case. But he didn’t have a choice. "Fine," he said. "Where’s the pickup?"
"An abandoned hotel off Peachtree. You’ll make contact, get him a new identity, and get him on a flight out of Hartsfield before midnight." Rigot tucked the envelope into his Wildcats windbreaker and stood. "I’ll handle it," he said. "One more thing," the man added, his tone shifting. "Vukovic’s people know something’s up. If they get to him first… don’t expect this to be clean." Rigot nodded, threw a few bills on the table, and left.
By the time he made it to the hotel, the streets outside the Georgia Dome were packed with fans spilling out of bars, chanting and hyped for the game. Rigot’s heart pounded—not from nerves, but from the fact that he could hear the Kentucky game tipping off on a nearby radio.
Tubby was going to kill him.
He climbed the stairs to the fourth floor, where the air was thick with dust and bad memories. His contact, a wiry man with tired eyes and a duffel bag at his feet, stepped out from the shadows.
"You’re late," the man muttered.
"Traffic," Rigot deadpanned. "Let’s go."
But before they could move, the sound of footsteps echoed down the hall. Rigot’s stomach dropped. He turned just in time to see the glint of a gun barrel before—
CRACK. A shot rang out.
The man beside him staggered back, his duffel bag hitting the floor with a dull thud. Rigot barely had time to react before he saw the shooter. Dragan Vukovic himself.
"Guess I found my own loose end," the Serbian said, his accent thick and amused as he cocked the gun again.
Rigot’s mind raced. He had no backup. No weapon. And worst of all?
Kentucky was down by six at halftime.
He had two jobs to survive tonight.
And right now, staying alive was the harder one.
Patrick Sparks 3 against MSU came up in my feed this morning. You can never convince me he wasn't fouled on that and one official was going to call it but that all got lost in the review over if it was a 3 or not.
I can't stand Demary. That dude flops more than anyone since Grant Williams. On one free throw, after he shot it, Fears went to block him out and put his hand in Demary's stomach. Demary threw his hands up and head back like he had been hit with a sledgehammer and immediately looked at the ref to call something. It was a freaking joke.
If we win the SEC tournament I'll "write" a novella and post it on Amazon for free. Scott Rigot fan fiction is probably a really high selling section on there.
- Doug Stone is an underrated 90’s country artist.
- All due respect to my man, pti, but watching people run hurts my feelings. How do any of you enjoy that? You all look like you’re just suffering the entire time; give me steps all day. #fat
- The warmer mornings when taking the dog out, March Madness, “real” baseball on the horizon... 😍
- On that note, I go back and forth on Spring or Fall being my favorite season, but the older I get I’m pretty sure it’s Spring.
- “Barville,” not “Bar-bour-ville.”
- If you have cash available, now is the time to invest. For serious.
- Nashville used to be so fun. Miserable now, even non-SEC Tourney weekends.
- How has Anth in all his years of coaching never landed the Cubs as his team?
- Go Cats.
- All due respect to my man, pti, but watching people run hurts my feelings. How do any of you enjoy that? You all look like you’re just suffering the entire time; give me steps all day. #fat
- The warmer mornings when taking the dog out, March Madness, “real” baseball on the horizon... 😍
- On that note, I go back and forth on Spring or Fall being my favorite season, but the older I get I’m pretty sure it’s Spring.
- “Barville,” not “Bar-bour-ville.”
- If you have cash available, now is the time to invest. For serious.
- Nashville used to be so fun. Miserable now, even non-SEC Tourney weekends.
- How has Anth in all his years of coaching never landed the Cubs as his team?
- Go Cats.
I'd quit. Next season, good chance I'm Cardinals(again) or Brewers.
I'd have rather had the Cubs than the Cardinals. It hurt my soul to buy that Cardinals gear and wear it. I hate the Cardinals in every sport, every league.
Big ol false. Cardinals have a very respectable franchise. Cubs are trash.
Fk all the Cardinals sports teams right in the ass
Team 80....I cant even buy clothes with red in them. Literally have one pullover that is red, thats it. All the other red teams hatred trumps my Cincy Reds fandom.
Mark Chesnutt is the king of underrated* 90s country. Fun fact, his first number 1 single was on an album released in 1990 and his last number 1 was off an album released in 1999. Perfectly timed
*by the casual set
*by the casual set
I think that Zach Top feller sounds like a mix between Doug Stone/Mark Chestnut/Tracy Lawrence. He has that same whine as Doug Stone but his voice is in a higher pitch.
My favorite color as a kid was orange and when I wear orange shirts/polos, I look pretty good. What a shame.
My favorite color as a kid was orange and when I wear orange shirts/polos, I look pretty good. What a shame.
That ankle sprain for Flagg does not look good at all. Rolled all the way over.
His struggling to open the box killed me. Reminded me of this scene.
BAN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENTS FOREVER!!!!!11!!!1!!!
^Headlines like that^ incoming in 5 . . . 4 . . . 3 . . . 2 . . .
How’s this 9-0 Ole Miss start feel? Thank you baby Jesus and the Pope this isn’t us.
- Call me krazy but sadly I think Cal/Arky make a run and win today and upset Auburn. No reasoning for it all which is on brand for Cal. I’m sure he’ll lose round 1 in the NCAA though.
- Scary times for Louisville IMO on construction. We’ve always been a hard market to crack for national builders but here we are with 4 major national builders in and really dominating at the moment.
My new company is 80% dependent on them and we have gone from normal winter to 300x GO!!!!!!!!!!!
Fisher, DR Horton, Arbor(Elite Homes) and I can’t remember the 4th.
- Tonight will be a dog fight, and OU is absolutely the trash talkingest bunch I’ve seen in awhile.
I like it though, just hope we keep our heads and do not get phased, or even better like Oweh did in the first game use it to elevate and takeover.
- Have a Tball kid now and last Spring of 8u baseball, and was offered to coach. No thanks, I’d love to but I’m smarter than to put myself in a position to let hot headed parents take shots at me and take it.
- I love Vern’s enthusiasm for the Cubs and hope I find it too, but Kyle Tucker and 3 good to great starters just isn’t doing it for me.
- @CSC81 why is now a good time to invest if you have cash? I’ve not been able to find solid deals of late and things are getting worse so the best “deals” are still yet to come IMO.
- One thing you simply can’t replace ever is tournament pressure. This is fantastic!
Go Cats
- Scary times for Louisville IMO on construction. We’ve always been a hard market to crack for national builders but here we are with 4 major national builders in and really dominating at the moment.
My new company is 80% dependent on them and we have gone from normal winter to 300x GO!!!!!!!!!!!
Fisher, DR Horton, Arbor(Elite Homes) and I can’t remember the 4th.
- Tonight will be a dog fight, and OU is absolutely the trash talkingest bunch I’ve seen in awhile.
I like it though, just hope we keep our heads and do not get phased, or even better like Oweh did in the first game use it to elevate and takeover.
- Have a Tball kid now and last Spring of 8u baseball, and was offered to coach. No thanks, I’d love to but I’m smarter than to put myself in a position to let hot headed parents take shots at me and take it.
- I love Vern’s enthusiasm for the Cubs and hope I find it too, but Kyle Tucker and 3 good to great starters just isn’t doing it for me.
- @CSC81 why is now a good time to invest if you have cash? I’ve not been able to find solid deals of late and things are getting worse so the best “deals” are still yet to come IMO.
- One thing you simply can’t replace ever is tournament pressure. This is fantastic!
Go Cats
