<del>Day 1</del> Day 2 at the SEC Tournament <del>Part 1</del> Part 2
3:40 pm Matt: Even Calipari needs proper credentials (3:30 p.m.) Mrs. Tyler: Put it up for your Tennessee SEC Tournament Basketball Legend, Len Kosmalksi! Len played for Tennessee from 1972-74 and is the Volunteers’ No. 31 all-time scorer with 1,212 career points. He now has a slightly creepy old man stache and a fancy SEC commemorative clock. (3:24 p.m.) Mrs. Tyler: The SEC has some seriously lazy towel boys. During the timeout, one of them just sat on the court until it was over. Meanwhile, Mississippi State's upset chances don't look too hot. They trail Tennessee 35-19 at the half. We have officially entered "Bless your little heart" mode. (3:13 p.m.) Drew: The Ashley Judd Senate campaign is out in full force at Bridgestone. Tennessee fans have a strong showing for this session, but blue still got in. (3:05 p.m.) Drew: I caught a glimpse of his nametag and then took off running to chase him down to see if my eyes had deceived me. It turns out the guy who continues to bump me in the back of the head is former WCW announcer, Tony Schiavone. He does radio for the Georgia Bulldogs Radio Network now. (3:00 p.m.) Mrs. Tyler: A very large man just wobbled past us on press row, and after spying his nametag, Drew turned to Matt and like a kid on Christmas morning, said "That was Tony Schiavone!!!" The two of them sprang from their seats and went to go find him. Me being me, I had no idea what this meant. A quick Google search tells me Tony Schiavone is a broadcaster who used to be the voice of the WCW in the 90's. Cool? (2:52 pm) Matt: Pat Forde is here. I realized that because as I walked by him in the media room, I felt the strange smell of Kentucky hate emanating from close by. My assumption is that he will write an article about how the SEC Tournament would be so much better if it were simply the Big East Tournament...and if a Pitino were involved. (2:50) Aaron Flener: I'm not necessarily on press row, per say. Or even in the arena for that matter. I'm about a half mile away. Sitting at my desk on the 12th floor of the Tennessee Tower. It's the tall building with the flags on top. As fun as this may sound, it's not. I'm ready to be downtown observing and mingling with the masses of big blue nation. Right now, I'm sitting here observing my cube neighbor Gray play crosswords. He doesn't know I'm watching him, but I saw his screen when he bent over to change out of his velcro shoes that he wears to lunch. If you want to get frequent updates on Gray, follow me on twitter (@AFlenerKSR). I can't believe this is my life right now. See you guys in a couple hours. (2:45 p.m.) Mrs. Tyler: And just like that, he moved. Boo. Also, there are too many Tennessee fans here for my liking. (2:40 p.m.) Mrs. Tyler: Well, well, well...look who just sat down near us: Hi, Anthony. (2:26 p.m.) Drew: Rocky Top again. That's three times in five minutes. (2:25 p.m.) Mrs. Tyler: I've already heard Rocky Top twice, and that is two times too many. With ten minutes til tip, Skylar McBee is draining threes and Jarnell Stokes is nice and limber. Remember: we want Mississippi State to win, and not just because they're playing the low down dirty snitches. Tennessee is with us on the bubble, and any stumble they take could push us closer into the Tournament. Go Bulldogs.Haha no respect! RT @junderwood9: @kysportsradio John Calipari in attendance at CPA-Mitchell game. Just got booted from his seat by an usher
— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) March 14, 2013
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