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Basketball has nothing to do with this article. We’re football fans. Kentucky has basketball history, of course, but most people I know would immediately trade that basketball history for football history. The way things have been during the last 50 years doesn’t dictate what the next 50 years will be like. The drivers of history change.
Kentucky may have basketball history (which I’m glad for as a Kentuckian), but Kentucky has been craving sustained football success for decades and I personally don’t know of anyone who wouldn’t rather have a storied football tradition at Kentucky over basketball. The drivers of history changes, and I look forward to seeing what unfolds for Kentucky going forward.
Looking forward to see who steps up while he’s out. La’Vell Wright or one of the transfers, maybe(?)
It was just for TikTok, and there was mayonnaise on the table.
It’s not THE basketball school. The fans here in Kentucky have always wanted championship football, and I’m glad that the drivers of history have changed over the last couple decades to enable at least our current level of success here.
No. Kentucky has the basketball history, but has always starved for the football history. Those drivers of history have changed in recent years, thankfully.
I meant to say that both Josiah Hayes and Justin Rogers played well.
I think Kentucky has a good media team. Wandale’s isn’t the only highlight they’ve shown shown, even today. They do a really good job with hype videos, highlight videos, fb and Twitter clips, post-practice interviews, pre and post game interviews, etc.
Football is more popular than basketball in the U.S. That’s not different for Kentuckians. The fanbase has always wanted football. Kentucky just hasn’t always had the history and support that basketball has had. I, too, hope that Stoops and the program keeps getting what it needs and wants. Thank you for the article, Joe.
Kroger Field at Stoops-Marrow Commonwealth Stadium.
It’d be pretty sweet if one of the other “unknown” WRs has a breakout game this week and becomes known.
I don’t know what Deandre was thinking, but everything seems to be fine between him and Tink, per their Twitter feeds. This is a football blog site, so of course it’s going to be reported and attract facebook-type comments that are likely to get out of hand.
He didn’t take to social media. He was asked about it in today’s press conference, then quoted in the tweet.
I think he answered just fine. He answered plainly.
This is Farner quoting Roush quoting Stoops. I listened to the interview earlier today. Nothing at all wrong with what Stoops said, and he was clearly diplomatic as he usually is. No shots were taken.
There is good offensive talent that hasn’t been well-showcased, for whatever reason, this year.
Kentucky is “a school” that needs to do more, regardless of talent. It’s not like they have to settle for “lesser talent”. Kentucky will be better able to recruit greater talent with the right coaches and consistent success.
Why bring up basketball? We’re here because we’re Kentucky football fans. Sure, it’s nice that Kentucky has a good basketball team, but what does that have to do with football? Kentucky football fans want a good football tradition built. Kentucky football fans look forward to things like the next signing day, new football commits over the next recruiting cycle, spring football, and fan day.
I tried an emoji just then; it didn’t work. Sick of the 3 & Outs. Thank you, Adam, for not bringing up basketball season. We’re football fans(sad and frustrated football fans), and a lot of media like to assume that we’re all basketball fans this time of year.
I’ll trade you basketball for football every day.
He’s Kentucky’s radio play-by-play announcer.
Kentucky fans have always loved and wanted there to be great football here. We’ve just have not always had the administration in place for it, though.
We're not on the list because nobody signed on National Signing Day. Michael Drennen committed after 6PM EST, and UK didn't report his signing until this morning.