***** GAME CHAT: UK vs. UNC *****

Wildcat1996

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We gotta watch highlights of Jay Williams vs Kentucky all night when it’s UNC vs UK

Edit. He wants Kentucky to suck so bad
 
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LineSkiCat14

Heisman
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This would be like Tom Brady calling a Jets/Dolphins game and he starts talking about past Tom highlights. That would never happen in the NFL. He wouldnt do that, and the NFL would stop that immediately.

.. and hes *the* Tom Brady and the Jets are a poverty franchise that deserved to be laughed at.

And the NFL still wouldnt allow something like that. No sport would. Thats how absurd this is.
 

20MRoster

All-Conference
Nov 16, 2018
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This is at least an entertaining game as both teams are evenly matched. Neither team looks like a serious contender, though. Wilson has a freaking motor, just imagine how good UK would've been with him in place of one of these useless statues (Malachi excluded)
 
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Drogon

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Mar 14, 2017
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JQ is fantastic, but will still be coming back from an ACL. His true impact wont be felt until next season.... in the NBA.
 

Farsight Clone

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Aug 30, 2025
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Kam and Jelly need to play right now. Take BG out. Bro take your pay day and look for a job outside of basketball man
 

Wildcat1996

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Aberdeen has more air balls this season than any cat combined that I remember since watching early 2000s
 
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