Whoever came up with Chuck Sqrt....well played, sir. Well played.
How could you forget Tink the barber?
Don't know about the "sob" part, but do know when to admit I am completely uninformed and don't know what I am talking about. For some that happens frequently.Well it's true you are no genius but you are a condescending sob!
Im using UofL logic.Don't think it works that way.
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Wonder how his barber business is going now?How could you forget Tink the barber?
But Ramsey didn't make the decision. It was confirmed yesterday that it was Jurich that made the decision. Also, I don't think theories about Pitino being forced out are mutually exclusive with what I said above. I think that is likely happening behind the scenes, but even with that, there is a concerted effort to save the 2013 title and Pitino is willing to get forced out like this because he thinks it is the only way to somewhat save his legacy. In essence, he is trying "fall on his sword." You can see it in everything he is saying. As the headlines said today from his interview on ESPN, he will be "vindicated" according to him and Louisville will be fine. That is an obvious attempt to ride off without this damaging his legacy to any significant degree, which is delusional.I have a different theory. Ramsey wants Pitino out, but he won't go without his buyout if he would leave at all. Pitino has the support of the fans. If UL makes a tourney run there's no way they can get rid of him because there would be a total fan revolt. Ramsey took the pre-emptive step of the post season ban to try and mitigate sanctions AND short circuit Pitino. Now Pitino runs around doing these interviews talking about how this cheats the "kids" and how he would coach for no salary etc. in an attempt to garner support for himself.
But Ramsey didn't make the decision. It was confirmed yesterday that it was Jurich that made the decision. Also, I don't think theories about Pitino being forced out are mutually exclusive with what I said above. I think that is likely happening behind the scenes, but even with that, there is a concerted effort to save the 2013 title and Pitino is willing to get forced out like this because he thinks it is the only way to somewhat save his legacy. In essence, he is trying "fall on his sword." You can see it in everything he is saying. As the headlines said today from his interview on ESPN, he will be "vindicated" according to him and Louisville will be fine. That is an obvious attempt to ride off without this damaging his legacy to any significant degree, which is delusional.
U of L employing the sherrif of rock ridge tactic.Let's get two things straight about the ban and the media rounds being made by Pitino...
First, Louisville's hands were obviously tied based on what they have found during the investigation. The ban was not an act of contrition. It was an act of necessity, essentially throwing themselves at the mercy of the NCAA in order to preserve the title.
Second, this media blitz by Pitino was the plan all along as a strategy to minimize future sanctions. Louisville could have easily imposed the ban for next season, which would have been far more harmful to the program. The NCAA knows this. So in order to make the ban this season look more serious in the hope of saving the banner, Louisville screwed their current players and is now using them as martyrs. The idea was to make it appear that the decision was out of the basketball program's hands (even going so far as to say that the NCAA requires immediate action), and to pit Pitino (as the face of the program) against the decision-makers at the school. This has enabled Pitino to go on a "woe is us" campaign about how awful the decision is (again, making it seem out of their hands) and, more importantly, how there is no punishment more detrimental (note how he has said that exact thing several times). It is a smart strategy, but it is also rather transparent and hopefully the NCAA sees right through it.
I'd say that's pretty close. The people I saw at that last press conference were definitely not on the same page.Make no mistake, Pitino is for PITINO in EVERYTHING he does!!
My take on this whole situation is also a little different.
I think that Ramsey and Jurich are trying to save their face in this whole mess and they are LIVID that Slick allowed this to happen after they went out on a limb for him during the whole Karen Sypher mess.
Ramsey imposed the ban this season to make sure that Slick suffered. It was a way for Ramsey and Jurich to show Slick that the days of protecting his reputation are over. In turn, they are hoping he'll walk away from the contract peacefully.
That's why Slick is going on this restore my rep tour through the national media. The Louisville media will soon start to turn on him when Jurich allows the grace period for outrage by the fans to be over. The next wave from the Louisville media will be to blame Slick.
IMHO, this is what's going on.
Agree with this,it is hard to tell who is on what page with this situation and who is even running the show.Maybe Ramsey is trying to appear to be staying above the fray but I think he looks weak in this whole mess.I'd say that's pretty close. The people I saw at that last press conference were definitely not on the same page.
Naughty but nope. Wall worthy but hasn't reached her ceiling.
Also swore they'd never sing M' Old Kentucky home anymore at their games etc. Getting real serious.UL Fans = Mentally Ill,Delusional,Sheep. Like The State or UK had anything to do with their Coaches infidelity,Hiring Hookers,and Cheating to try and compete with Big Brother.
If the rest of the state Boycotted the City of Louisville,it would be far more damaging than Vice-Versa,but trying to talk sense into that bunch is like talking to a turnip.
Go ahead and bash me, but I think it's low class to give her a podium to speak when she's pimped her underaged daughters for sex. Louisivlle was wrong, she's the scum of the earth. Low class of KSR unless they confront her with that.
IIRC, when this first started coming out it was reported that Pitino's contract said he had to have direct knowledge or personally commit the infraction to be fired for cause.UL already admitted guilt with the self-ban. They'll fire pitino once the season is over to attempt to appease the NCAA further. To be fired under these circumstances they won't have to pay pitino anything and that's probably got something to do with the statements about fining coaches part of their salary for violations. Pitino hoping to save his job by sacrificing some of his pay. Ain't happening, UL saves a lot of $$ by getting rid of him.
Guess you can say that business shot through the ceiling.Wonder how his barber business is going now?
You know, UK fans get a bad rap when it comes to love of our cats. But, I think a lot of fans of many teams have that passion. Here is a thread from Louisville that really brings the phrase "It's not crazy, It's sports" to life. After the Ky taxpayers have bailed out the Yum Cen...I mean Coach CAL Center(because he is 6-1 in that building)..this guy wants a total boycott of the state of Kentucky because his team paid for prostitutes and his rival school has fans that think it is funny. He thinks that ruining lives of people economically is justice for his team missing the NCAA tournament. I know he is one lunatic fan, but I enjoy their meltdown as a fanbase. Enjoy!
https://louisville.forums.rivals.com/threads/economic-boycott-of-the-commonwealth-of-kentucky.22753/