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I think 80’s- mid 90’s, when getting a bowl bid was an actual accomplishment.

Back then, six wins didn’t mean much. The smaller bowls were taking 7 win teams. I also appreciated the fact that corporations didn’t tag their name onto every bowl game. Maybe I’m old.

Kentucky has a Kenny Payne type situation brewing. I guess Mark Pope and his team can dig out and salvage the season. Still tons of ball to be played, yet, man they’re just not good right now.

If UK collapses, the fan base will be pushing Barnhardt to buy the contract out. That would be two huge contracts to eat in one year- Mark Stoops and possibly Pope’s. I think they’ll give him a third season and then pull the plug.

Transitioning to the opposite sex.

What a lovely message to his congregation, so appropriate for the first week of Advent.

Very good hire, if so

I think UK will go all in on Will Stein.

WGN. I could always count on watching the Reds and the Cubs on tv. Some of my favorite memories were getting off the school bus in the late spring and catching the last few innings of the Reds-Cubs game.

TBS was fine, however nobody could best Harry, especially after he had a few drinks in him.

One other good memory- Reds pitcher Tom Browning leaving the dugout and and joining some Cubs fans on one of the rooftop bleachers.

He needs a quick execution. Instead he’ll probably end up in the Colorado Supermax with the other terror dickheads

I've been doing a ton of genealogy research lately. Most of my long departed relatives, on both sides, entered Kentucky through the Carolinas and Virginia. Being a border state, I had relatives fight on both sides. I'm 54, and it still strikes me that the war wasn't that long ago. My great x2 grandad fought for the KY 37th Regiment (Union) and was sent to Saltville, VA where he was injured.

I also had great x3 grandads on my dad's side fight for the Confederacy, they all lived in North Georgia and I'm researching which unit they fought for.

Thanks for the post, OP. I hope to see Chickamauga and Chattanooga next spring. We visited Antietam a few years back and you could feel the heaviness in the air, especially in and along Bloody Lane.

So basically the Oneida group was some glorified swingers club?

Just as long she doesn’t become Hawk Tuah 2.0.