Rebel4Ever

Walk-on. I love it!!! Congratulations to him for believing in himself...and of course, his accomplishments! Impressive!!!

He's a football coach...no more, no less. The writer's priorities are severely misplaced. IMO

Okay, you got me. Didn't watch any of the NFL coverage, but did the Falcons really do that???

From a purely fan's perspective, I definitely did not see this coming. I thought Reescano was going to be a special back for Ole Miss. Seems to have all the measurables, so it's puzzling.

Walking him really went against normal baseball strategy. First and second base were occupied, so "double play" was in play PLUS he had already grounded into two earlier in the game. PLUS the guy hitting behind him already had RBI's in the game. So the walk just didn't make strategy sense. So what happens? They walk him, and the guy behind him gets the hit to put the game away. Agree with you. Uncool, bad baseball decision, and it cost them.

Just appreciate what he's doing! It's impressive! Although I don't follow your team, I'm certain the rest of the team isn't tanking their season either. Baseball is a fickle game. Who knows, they might turn it around!

Parrish is exceptionally quick and elusive in the open field. Probably being recruited as a running back/slot receiver. He would be a very good addition.

Funny, but I believe you're absolutely correct!!!

Agree with Kelly...it's a meaningless spring game.

The old rule actually never made any sense. Just treat all students the same. If you're in good academic standing, you should be able to transfer. However, that academic part might be a problem for some.

A real "Spring Football Game" played against yourself makes absolutely no sense. Kudos to Lane for protecting his players from possible injuries.

Amazing how relaxed he was! Glad to see he was able to compartmentalize the coaching aspect of his life and move on. Best wishes!

So, the SEC can enforce a time limit transfer, BUT the NCAA can't. How is that even possible?

No matter how you "spin" it, the optics are not good.

The problem with "blue blood" schools in every sport is believing it's your birthright to win championships. Kentucky will always have its history, but that means very little to the kids of today. It's more "show me the money!" than ever before. IMO

Be careful what you wish for. Change can be good...but not always.

Kentucky fans have been clamoring for this. Now time will tell. Have always heard "be careful what you wish for."

South Carolina had more players, but the game was won on the inside. Without Cardoso's size, it would have been a much tighter game. She dictated the paint, was dominant and had no challenger.

Lisa Bluder doesn't get nearly the respect she deserves for managing her team and Clark. Without a doubt, Clark is a great individual player and star, but that doesn't always translate into the team concept. Five people start and play on every team in basketball. And for championship teams, most of those five could start and play for anyone. Sharing the ball AND shots is a very tricky calculus for every team. Clark has succeeded and soared at Iowa, but I'm not sure she would have had the same numbers at UCONN. Geno coaches a more total team concept of basketball. Clark going to Iowa was the BEST decision for all parties. IMO

Legendary? Uh, no.

Get your point, but look what Kansas did this year. The game is changing. Not a UK fan, but Calipari is right. Talented older players seem to always best the inexperienced freshmen. Buy hey, I would love for the Rebels to have the recruiting AND tournament success Kentucky has. Winning a national championship in any sport is difficult, but the college basketball natty is one of the hardest.

Good grief. Everybody wants to create conflict when there really is none. Not every player connects with every coach, AND not every coach connects with every player. It doesn't mean either are bad or have ill intentions. It's just life and different personalities. If it wasn't so, we all would have married the first girl we ever dated! IMO

With utmost respect to UK and its fans, it could be worse. Just ask UCLA, Georgetown, Kansas and others. The days of dominating ANY college sport are over. NIL has forever changed our games.

NOT BASKETBALL! Personally, I am so tired of watching this. My question to him is "Why?" If that's who you are, then possibly you need to pursue something else. And if Pearl condones/coaches this behavior, he should do some self examination as well.

Let me fix that for you... EVERYBODY > SEC

Watched and played a lot of basketball. The current brand of SEC basketball does not match up well with disciplined, fundamental, well-coached teams - no matter the conference. It's been like this for years.

My apologies to the Bulldogs. I picked State to win this game. Looking pretty rough for the SEC. Now our season looks even worse!

Sorry, using your numbers, my math was a little off - that should have been 8000%! Boggles the mind, doesn't it?

My point exactly. Has your income increased 991% over that same period for the exact same job? Well not exactly. Bart Starr was a Hall of Fame NFL quarterback. Nico has never played a full college season.

It's insane to think ANY coach is worth ten million a year plus incentives to coach football or any sport. With today's reasoning (or lack thereof), what would Vince Lombardi, John Wooden, Casey Stengel or Joe McCarthy be worth? My point - I bet most don't even know who McCarthy is, the sport he coached or his record. Our country has lost our direction. IMO