Good game, Cats!

[Friedas_Boss]

Love your screen name--from one of the best movies of all time!

I’m a fan for sure, great movie. I’m always proud when someone catches the reference.

 

[nickhorvathsuxazz]

Thanks for stopping by, Friedas, always good to see you out here.

I think it is absolutely CRAZY that they had the students OUT for this one. I'm looking over other games across the country too, and USC @ Stanford .. WOW ... stanford crowd was a ghost... did anyone go to that game? I didn't see anyone in the stands AT ALL for that game.

It's a shame attendance is so down for college basketball.

Here's to hopefully getting a giant crowd in there for Tennessee and putting a whuppin on the Vols.

It was played at 1:00 in the afternoon on a weekday. WTH was up w/ that? It looked like it was being played in an empty gym.

 

[STL_Cat]

Vanderbilt used to be a nightmare atmosphere for us to play. Was always one of the toughest road games for us in the SEC.

It stopped being that even before Covid and all the mandates. I went to the game there in February 2020 prior to all the covid madness, and I’d venture to say it was 65/35 UK to Vandy fans even that night. We had the whole place rocking with GO BIG BLUE chants in the 2nd half. My son couldn’t believe it, it really felt like a Kentucky home game. And again, this was pre-COVID. I don’t know what happened there but it ain’t what it used to be.

 

[kelzer]

Frieda, Pippen is amazing. Is he the best Vandy player in the last say - 20 years?

Well, if you go back 30 years it's gotta be Will Purdue. Led the Bulls to 4 championships! ;-)

 

[Anon1634865921]

It was played at 1:00 in the afternoon on a weekday. WTH was up w/ that? It looked like it was being played in an empty gym.

It was played in California. That should tell you why there were no fans. Tent cities on the sidewalks don't spread disease. College basketball fans do.

 

[Friedas_Boss]

Vanderbilt used to be a nightmare atmosphere for us to play. Was always one of the toughest road games for us in the SEC.

It stopped being that even before Covid and all the mandates. I went to the game there in February 2020 prior to all the covid madness, and I’d venture to say it was 65/35 UK to Vandy fans even that night. We had the whole place rocking with GO BIG BLUE chants in the 2nd half. My son couldn’t believe it, it really felt like a Kentucky home game. And again, this was pre-COVID. I don’t know what happened there but it ain’t what it used to be.

Uhhhhh

Bryce Drew went 0-19 in SEC play two years prior to that. Then Stackhouse went 3-16. Then we sucked again…

I mean, we layered 4 consecutive terrible teams in a row.

The other part is just Vanderbilt being Vanderbilt pissing it’s own fans off and being a super liberal bunch of a holes.

Covid hasn’t helped but I’d hardly blame their current issues on Covid.

 

[Friedas_Boss]

Well, if you go back 30 years it's gotta be Will Purdue. Led the Bulls to 4 championships! ;-)

He actually only led the Bulls to 3, he also led San Antonio to 1. He has the same number of Championships as LeBron, which is no coincidence.