July 25, 2018
Is the 1996 Tweet
Is the 1996 Kentucky team the best of the last 30 years? The Sporting News Mike DeCourcy thinks so
July 25, 2018
July 25, 2018
Category Archives: Kentucky Basketball
Handshake line charade needs to go, but not because of John Calipari’s act last night
March 23, 2018
March 23, 2018
Kentucky coach John Calipari has always been a self-immersed twit and a blight on college basketball, so please don’t misunderstand my thoughts on the stupidity of the postgame handshake ritual as a validation of his decision to blow it off last night. Kentucky got beat, K-State celebrated, and Calipari left the floor without waiting to shake […]
John Calipari paints himself as victim while defending Fox and Gottfried
February 19, 2017
February 19, 2017
No one in sports is as clumsy and obvious in banging his own drum while defending others as Kentucky head basketball coach John Calipari. Listening to Cal whine about how college basketball coaches paid millions to educate and lead students are victims in our society is either nauseating or funny depending upon your ability to laugh […]
Top 10 Indiana (and Kentucky) basketball questions to be answered in the next year
June 29, 2016
June 29, 2016
What a year of hoops action Indiana basketball fans have to look forward to. So much potential for thrills and heartbreak with every shot, pass, and recruiting visit. This is why we love basketball – virtually anything can happen, and it likely will over the next 10 months. Some of the biggest stories in Indiana that […]
Top 10 reasons why the Indiana All-Star series should stop including Kentucky as an opponent
June 8, 2016
June 8, 2016
A group of Indiana high school players representing its state and their high schools as the final act of a long pre-college basketball career is a cool tradition. Being forced to play against a ragtag bunch of all-stars from Kentucky as the last test in that process is unfairly dreary. The 22-point win the Indiana seniors […]
Top nine reasons the Indiana vs. Kentucky home and home series should resume
March 22, 2016
March 22, 2016
When Indiana beat Kentucky Saturday to eliminate Big Blue from the NCAA Tournament, not only was it a triumph of good over evil, it may put in motion talks to resume a home and home series between two of the most storied basketball programs in America. Indiana playing Kentucky makes way too much sense […]
Top 10 great outcomes of Indiana beating Kentucky in NCAA Tourney’s second round
March 20, 2016
March 20, 2016
Two things happened simultaneously yesterday that Indiana basketball fans love. The Hoosiers won to move on to the Sweet Sixteen, and Kentucky lost to end its season. Yea and yea! There will be plenty of time later to talk about the challenge of competing against top-seeded North Carolina Friday night in Philadelphia. Today is a time […]
10 Reasons the graduate transfer rule is GREAT for college basketball
March 3, 2016
March 3, 2016
Indiana clinch a Big Ten championship two nights ago by beating Iowa, and two Hoosiers were instrumental in helping IU to that win. Max Bielfeldt and Nick Zeisloft combined to hit five-of-seven three-pointers to shoot the Hoosiers to an 81-78 win. Both are graduate transfers. The grad transfer rule allows athletes who have earned an […]
Indy’s Morning Sports List – Top 9 things I would change about college basketball
December 1, 2015
December 1, 2015
College basketball is a great game. The season is short so the results of every game are meaningful. Players aren’t as adored and entitled (in most programs) as they are in pro sports. Collaboration is rewarded. The environments at arenas and gyms are electric. What’s not to love? Well, there are plenty of changes I […]