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Yep that was an aweful game for sure. I feel for you guys the bright side is that once you hit bottom all you can do is go up!Again my well college football schooled friend beat me to.
No way could I have said it better myself.
Splitshot it's one thing to bring a team up from absolute sub-surface as Brooks did.
But Steve L. Cooperthorpe inherited a Cadillac and he turned it into a AMC Pacer.
Quite frankly the man just CAN'T coach, he really doesn't know what he's doing, and I'm not trying to be funny. He stands on the sideline with his little play wristband like he's some NFL Quaterback or something and hides his face behind that dry erase play board he's got, lol.
Hey Steve you don't need to hide your mouth when you are pretending to call a play, nobody is looking anyway, except to maybe laugh at you.
Last night's game was an absolute embarrasment for the school, the fans, the players, the cheerleaders, the popcorn vendors, the state of Kentucky, well you get the point.
Jurich is a complete fool if he doesn't cut ties with this court gesture real soon.![]()
I love when the coaches hold the clipboards/erase boards over their mouths when play calling. I laughed out loud when I read that line mhall.
John L. Smith - what ever happened to that guy?
I was actually glad that my son had a basketball game last night and I didn't have to watch much of that debacle. Shame was my only emotion.
John L. is on the radion on WKRD 790 a.m. from 7 to 10 weekday mornings. The show is called the Early brids and it is done with Drew Diener who is a sportscaster in the area.
I've listened to the show a few times, and it's like listening to Jock Sutherland all over again.....U of L can and never does any wrong according to the two hosts.......![]()
LOL, greatest Oscar moment for me was one time when he was discussing the upcoming UK/UL basketball game. He said UL was untested, whereas the Cats played a tough schedule that included a neutral court game with Purdue, claiming that playing Purdue on a neutral court was tougher than anything UL had done to that point.
The problem was, UL played Purdue also leading up to that game and beat them in Mackey Arena, which was Purdue's own home floor!
