The television program known as "This is Kentucky Basketball" went behind the scenes at Coach Cal's "Hoops for Haiti" telethon last weekend. Despite not having the footage of Landon Slone taking the mic and declaring that Coach Cal doesn't care about walk-ons, it does offer up some good stuff, including Cal's pep talk prior to the event and Boogie acknowledging that Louisville didn't want any. Take a look and enjoy the final few minutes as a fan of a team that's not ranked #1.
Also, if you're in Lexington and you're still fired up about donating to Haiti, Dunkin' Donuts will donate $1 from every dozen donuts sold to Coach Cal's "Hoops for Haiti" fund. The promotion will run January 25-31.
Discuss This Article
Comments have moved.
Join the conversation and talk about this article and all things Kentucky Sports in the new KSR Message Board.
Churchill Downs has made around $2 billion in capital campaign investments over the last two decades. Each new addition and renovation is built for a...
Mark Pope is working hard in the transfer portal to build his debut roster at Kentucky for the upcoming 2024-25 season, but he's also keeping an eye...
The television program known as "This is Kentucky Basketball" went behind the scenes at Coach Cal's "Hoops for Haiti" telethon last weekend. Despite not having the footage of Landon Slone taking the mic and declaring that Coach Cal doesn't care about walk-ons, it does offer up some good stuff, including Cal's pep talk prior to the event and Boogie acknowledging that Louisville didn't want any. Take a look and enjoy the final few minutes as a fan of a team that's not ranked #1.
Also, if you're in Lexington and you're still fired up about donating to Haiti, Dunkin' Donuts will donate $1 from every dozen donuts sold to Coach Cal's "Hoops for Haiti" fund. The promotion will run January 25-31.
Discuss This Article
Comments have moved.
Join the conversation and talk about this article and all things Kentucky Sports in the new KSR Message Board.
KSBoard