MeWho enjoys the offseason?? Lol, let's play some damn games!
I would hold off on that last statement. The guy is still currently on the hot seat. While the last couple recruits have been home runs, he still has to produce results.There was a time and place for that… That ship has sailed! Vintage UK basketball is back, in all of its glory!
Pope is sticking around for the foreseeable future, and Calipari, Self, Donovan, and Pitino, will be LONG retired before Pope is on the hot seat again![]()
Talk is cheap. Don't you think we should wait until we actually win something before building more trophy cases???There was a time and place for that… That ship has sailed! Vintage UK basketball is back, in all of its glory!
Pope is sticking around for the foreseeable future, and Calipari, Self, Donovan, and Pitino, will be LONG retired before Pope is on the hot seat again![]()
How convenient for you. You've worked overtime to make this board miserable for those of us with an ounce of sanity. You made your bed with your anti Pope whiny BS nonstop for months. Now you want to play nice? Shove it...The bottom line is that regardless of how any of us have felt about Pope up until this summer, this is his shot to show what he can do. He has worked very hard to put together a Final Four contender. No one has really been "wrong" if they've supported him or critiqued him up until this point. What matters is the team that will take the court this season. If Pope wins big, I think you see 95%+ of BBN get passionately behind him. If he fails, it will be the opposite and the new AD will make the necessary changes.
It really all comes down to Pope at this point. He has all the needed equipment to make it to the Final Four.
I've been fascinated by your bizarre emo level posts about me since Mitchell committed. It's like you don't understand the power of changing a position based on new evidence. Reading your responses has been like reading the diary of a petty little Catholic school girl, still nursing a grudge leftover from 3rd grade, who refuses to see or even undestand an olive branch when it's offered to her.How convenient for you. You've worked overtime to make this board miserable for those of us with an ounce of sanity. You made your bed with your anti Pope whiny BS nonstop for months. Now you want to play nice? Shove it...
Youll read it. Hilarious you claim otherwise. Just know my calling you out is incredibly minor compared to your insane behavior the last few months. So as frustrating as I am to you, you have ben exponentially worse to others on this board. I told you and many like you I wouldn't be letting you forget when Pope rights the ship. You laughed at the time so confident Pope could never do that. I see youre not laughing now.I've been fascinated by your bizarre emo level posts about me since Mitchell committed. It's like you don't understand the power of changing a position based on new evidence. Reading your responses has been like reading the diary of a petty little Catholic school girl, still nursing a grudge leftover from 3rd grade, who refuses to see or even undestand an olive branch when it's offered to her.
You will undoubtedly respond, but I won't be reading any of your drivel in the future. So have at it. Type up something super vengeful and emotional, and I won't read a word of it...
How does that satisfy your need for trivial confrontation on a Wednesday morning, ole chap?
Pope's already had 2 years here and like 9 elsewhere.The bottom line is that regardless of how any of us have felt about Pope up until this summer, this is his shot to show what he can do. He has worked very hard to put together a Final Four contender. No one has really been "wrong" if they've supported him or critiqued him up until this point. What matters is the team that will take the court this season. If Pope wins big, I think you see 95%+ of BBN get passionately behind him. If he fails, it will be the opposite and the new AD will make the necessary changes.
It really all comes down to Pope at this point. He has all the needed equipment to make it to the Final Four.
There was a time and place for that… That ship has sailed! Vintage UK basketball is back, in all of its glory!
Pope is sticking around for the foreseeable future, and Calipari, Self, Donovan, and Pitino, will be LONG retired before Pope is on the hot seat again![]()
Yup. The proverbial ball is in his court.The bottom line is that regardless of how any of us have felt about Pope up until this summer, this is his shot to show what he can do. He has worked very hard to put together a Final Four contender. No one has really been "wrong" if they've supported him or critiqued him up until this point. What matters is the team that will take the court this season. If Pope wins big, I think you see 95%+ of BBN get passionately behind him. If he fails, it will be the opposite and the new AD will make the necessary changes.
It really all comes down to Pope at this point. He has all the needed equipment to make it to the Final Four.
Tons just like him on here.I've been fascinated by your bizarre emo level posts about me since Mitchell committed. It's like you don't understand the power of changing a position based on new evidence. Reading your responses has been like reading the diary of a petty little Catholic school girl, still nursing a grudge leftover from 3rd grade, who refuses to see or even undestand an olive branch when it's offered to her.
You will undoubtedly respond, but I won't be reading any of your drivel in the future. So have at it. Type up something super vengeful and emotional, and I won't read a word of it...
How does that satisfy your need for trivial confrontation on a Wednesday morning, ole chap?
I bet you're a lot of fun at partiesPope's already had 2 years here and like 9 elsewhere.
He has never won **** and isn't going to miraculously start now.
We have some good players but not a good team. We filled holes with what we could get and got lucky on some late circumstances and still having money available. There is a reason we still aren't projected as a top 10 pre season team at this point.
This team will be another horrible defensive team and will be out matched physically often. Their hope is to run up the score and pray the other team isn't making as many shots.
Pope will fail, and the hopefully this AD can go and land a real coach.
Probably not at Popette parties. But in the real world he’s probably a great party guy.I bet you're a lot of fun at parties
Notice, there was nothing you could say to refute the actual post. I appreciate the use of fallacies though.I bet you're a lot of fun at parties
Problem is…so far I’ve seen you regularly engage in ad hominem fallacies. You state you appreciate them…I certainly would say that checks out.Notice, there was nothing you could say to refute the actual post. I appreciate the use of fallacies though.
You can tell most of you have never had any real value to negotiate for yourselves.
Or take him off the team and they become more cohesive and win more game.
I agree, your take is goofy.
Damn, you're a sensitive little *****.
![]()
Talking about the other side of the argument, genius.
![]()
Which ones are fallacies, though?Problem is…so far I’ve seen you regularly engage in ad hominem fallacies. You state you appreciate them…I certainly would say that checks out.
Just page one of your insults….
If you have good arguments to make and are skilled at communicating them, informal fallacies like ad hom shouldn’t be needed. I enjoy a good debate myself — and I must admit, there have been a few times I got it handed to me. Some of those times, I became emotional in my responses and lashed out with personal attacks rather than focusing on intellectually debunking my interlocutor. We have all done it — it seems to be a dominant card for some though.
They are the same type of fallacies as the ones you were bringing attention to in this thread. Informal logical fallacies (ad hominem).Which ones are fallacies?
I do appreciate you taking the time to research my posts, though. I'm guessing I've said something to you previously to strike a chord.
Except they are not. If you believe they are, it should be pretty easy to breakdown how they fit into that category.They are the same type of fallacies as the ones you were bringing attention to in this thread. Informal logical fallacies (ad hominem).
And no, I don’t have anything against you and have had, to my knowledge, no interactions with you. I just noticed a pattern that you frequently post ad homs.
My dawg idiot ain’t no idiot. Don’t let him fool you. He’s got receipts son.Problem is…so far I’ve seen you regularly engage in ad hominem fallacies. You state you appreciate them…I certainly would say that checks out.
Just page one of your insults….
If you have good arguments to make and are skilled at communicating them, informal fallacies like ad hom shouldn’t be needed. I enjoy a good debate myself — and I must admit, there have been a few times I got it handed to me. Some of those times, I became emotional in my responses and lashed out with personal attacks rather than focusing on intellectually debunking my interlocutor. We have all done it — it seems to be a dominant card for some though.
Judging your name, you are attorney. What is your take on all of this? Excuse me if you already stated it.Except they are not. If you believe they are, it should be pretty easy to breakdown how they fit into that category.
You could maybe make an argument on the tampons comment, but if you actually understood ad hominems, you would see pretty quickly how it wouldn't qualify.
Aww, right. I bet it had nothing to do with the Oweh/Pope thread and comments.![]()
Well, I beg to differ. I’ve certainly earned the moniker. Thanks though manMy dawg idiot ain’t no idiot. Don’t let him fool you. He’s got receipts son.
It takes a village. Lmao.Well, I beg to differ. I’ve certainly earned the moniker. Thanks though![]()
I am a prosecutor, so this really isn't my field. However, the SEC and NCAA are not the same entity, but rather individual entities under the system. The SEC also isn't stating he can't have a 5th year or that players can't. They are invoking a bylaw of their conference that stipulates its procedures, and they are relying on the fact that at least at this point he didn't abide by them.Judging your name, you are attorney. What is your take on all of this? Excuse me if you already stated it.
That makes sense but as the old saying goes, if your friend jumps off a bridge, are you going to do it too? IMO, he didn’t enter the portal because he thought he was out of eligibility. Just because some others did doesn’t mean a thing to me.I am a prosecutor, so this really isn't my field. However, the SEC and NCAA are not the same entity, but rather individual entities under the system. The SEC also isn't stating he can't have a 5th year or that players can't. They are invoking a bylaw of their conference that stipulates its procedures, and they are relying on the fact that at least at this point he didn't abide by them.
Now, some may argue he should be exempt from that rule because he did not know or have reason to anticipate the new rule. However, it appears other athletes/agents did enter the portal in hopes of getting, so it should be asked why he didn't.
Ultimately, it could go either way, but it will likely be up to whether the SEC agrees to relax their rule, at least as it applies to this year/situation.
That won't really apply here though. The courts will look at what a resonable person would do in the situation. And if there were others players who did, then it is objectively is a reasonable thing to do.That makes sense but as the old saying goes, if your friend jumps off a bridge, are you going to do it too? IMO, he didn’t enter the portal because he thought he was out of eligibility. Just because some others did doesn’t mean a thing to me.
I’m fully aware a judge doesn’t care what my opinion is. And a reasonable person would assume since the NCAA said they were out of eligibility, they would assume that to be true and not waste their time getting into the portal.That won't really apply here though. The courts will look at what a resonable person would do in the situation. And if there were others players who did, the it objectively is a reasonable thing to do.
Also, what means something to you is irrelevant unless you're the judge.
KSR
WATCH: KSR Cuts Loose at the Kentucky State Fair
KSR
Nick Richards lands deal with Heat, teams up with Bam Adebayo
KSR
KSR Happy Hour: Talking Eligibiliy Madness at PARLOUR Pizza & Pints
KSR
11 Personnel: Prepare for Week Zero Punt Changes
KSR
Former Kentucky track star Masai Russell sets World Record in 100m Hurdles