This is what happens when Kentucky wins a national semi-final. Enjoy Monday night, city of Lexington!
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And my web series is "Elevator To Space"
At this point, the question isn’t whether Anthony Davis can adjust to the NBA game, it’s whether he can play at this amazing level without his beloved undershirt.
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Filed under: sports ncaa tournament march madness kentucky wildcats louisville cardinals wayne blackshear
Wayne Blackshear delivers the putback of the tournament. Kentucky lost track of Blackshear, and so did the TV cameras before he slammed it.
Unfortunately, Louisville had trouble scoring on anything that wasn’t offensive rebounds and putbacks, and they trail Kentucky as the second half of the semi-final winds down.
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“No one can beat Kentucky. The Toronto Raptors can, the Charlotte Bobcats, maybe, but none of these other teams can.”
— Charles Barkley, giving the Bobcats a little too much credit.
It’s a good thing Baylor went with the camouflage shorts today, because after the 42-22 first half, the whole team is looking for somewhere to hide.
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Filed under: sports ncaa tournament march madness kentucky wildcats indiana hoosiers tom crean john calipari
Indiana coach Tom Crean tried to respond to Calipari’s dance assault, but his hand jive, while technically proficient, failed to inspire his players and the crowd, even when Crean started whistling “We Go Together” from Grease.
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Filed under: sports ncaa tournament march madness kentucky wildcats indiana hoosiers john calipari tom crean
Anthony Davis was in foul trouble, Christian Watford was lighting up Kentucky, and Indiana had a four-point lead. That’s when John Calipari decided to cut loose.
In lieu of a timeout speech, Coach Cal delivered an emotional, intricately-choreographed sideline dance. He jumped, he shook, he spun, and he kicked, and his team responded. Inspired by Calipari’s passion - and killer moves - the Wildcats stormed back before the end of the half and took a lead they would never relinquish. Calipari earned a trip to the Elite Eight and a standing offer to perform on “Dancing With The Stars.”
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Sorry, Hornets fans - Jorts is coming to the Big Apple!
The Passion of the Jorts.
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IT’S GOTTA BE THE SHOES! CUT-OFF DENIM SHORTS!
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The Passion of the Jorts.
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