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Is there a special word that will repel these Cat's fans in either house?
Mack said he could have put them in tonight but their legs arent bball ready yet. Should be a week from today, maybe this Wednesday.
I like @lurkeraspect84 I’ll make him an honorary Tar Heel so he can stick around. Hey Lurk, Go Heels!
OT, I'm surprised how many, even out of the state of Kentucky, pronounce it Knoxvul. Nashvul, Louievul, etc. I'm pretty sure I'd get beat up if I bring this IRL.
Auburn is in as being the highest ranked undefeated team in the SEC
Are you capable of making a post that doesn't come off as an arrogant brag?
How about something like, "Auburn in the house".
A thread we don’t have to worry about the Purdue/Indiana or Michigan/MSU trollfest
Check the receipts, I am not here by mistake! 5-0 baby!
Not sure how long I'll stay here. Next week we have road games at BC and Minnesota. Week after that we host Texas Tech.
Not sure how long I'll stay here. Next week we have road games at BC and Minnesota. Week after that we host Texas Tech.
Maryland, San Diego State, Xavier, West Virginia.
Those are my four favorites to go be the last one standing without a loss.
Those are my four favorites to go be the last one standing without a loss.
Sup fellas. Auburn checking in. Probably gonna be here awhile.
62 teams made it through the first two weeks of the season without taking a loss.
This is the calm before the Feast Week storm starts tomorrow so only one game between undefeated teams tonight.....
Georgia Tech (2-0) at Georgia (3-0)
But there are a few more decent chances for teams to take their first loss......
Stephen F Austin (4-0) at Rutgers
Morehead State (4-0) at Missouri
Sacramento State (2-0) at UC Davis
Grambling (3-0) at San Jose State
San Diego State (3-0) at San Diego
This is the calm before the Feast Week storm starts tomorrow so only one game between undefeated teams tonight.....
Georgia Tech (2-0) at Georgia (3-0)
But there are a few more decent chances for teams to take their first loss......
Stephen F Austin (4-0) at Rutgers
Morehead State (4-0) at Missouri
Sacramento State (2-0) at UC Davis
Grambling (3-0) at San Jose State
San Diego State (3-0) at San Diego
^Obviously that pic is a little dated as I see Cal, Texas, and Utah in there.
I wonder if 38 games into the season if there'll be a marble/gumdrop in there?
Wisconsin can take away our title, but no one can take away that winning streak.
So close to becoming a 30 for 30.I wonder if 38 games into the season if there'll be a marble/gumdrop in there?
Wisconsin can take away our title, but no one can take away that winning streak.
* a positive 30 for 30. We still might have one, but UK fans would probably rather watch Glory Road.
Possibly. I don’t think it quite had the story that the 1991 UNLV loss had though but that season is up there.
It's hard to say who was the better team between the two but that's not my point. The UNLV loss came at a time when CBB was just starting to become a really huge thing and the NCAA tournament was still transforming into what we know of it today. I've read quite a few stories over the years that talk about how the late 80's to early 90's really helped shape the sport of CBB and the 1991 UNLV season/loss to Duke along with the Fab 5 is what stands out as most memorable.
They also lost to a team that they had beaten by 30 points in the title game the year before. That loss was to Duke and Coach K. Since then those two names (Duke and K) have been at the top of the sport and it all began against UNLV in the Final Four. That game was the main turning point in their program. The story behind 1991 UNLV and that loss is really hard to top (Duke's success since then has everything to do with that, by the way. Kentucky's loss did not set off anything that's helping to transcend the sport).
I think it will be remembered long after 2015 Kentucky. It's been nearly 30 years now and it's still talked about every single year. It's only been 5 seasons now since Kentucky almost went undefeated and it's well on its way to being well known by only huge college basketball fans but not really anybody else. You hardly ever hear about it anymore because the story that surrounds it just isn't as appealing.
