Is my little girl watching the game on my phone after I picked her up from school and her giving me the play by play on the way home. Building a future fan here!
One down. Let’s go!
One down. Let’s go!
The best part of playing today….
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Just the normal curse words when UK plays 
She learn any new words on the way home?
This is what makes serious Kentucky Basketball fans - when a child sees that something is important to their parents - it goes beyond sports.
When I was little it was Cawood Ledford's voice coming out of a small transistor radio on the kitchen table. His first words I remember were something about Jay Shidler. My mom was so focused I knew it was something important. So it became important to me.
That was 50 basketball seasons ago.
When I was little it was Cawood Ledford's voice coming out of a small transistor radio on the kitchen table. His first words I remember were something about Jay Shidler. My mom was so focused I knew it was something important. So it became important to me.
That was 50 basketball seasons ago.
She teach you any new words is the best question!She learn any new words on the way home?
I was sititng at a fast food place, watching the game on cell phone.......volume muted, and yes it was taking everything I had to keep from barking at the phone.
My son is on Spring break and I work from home three days a week so I had some bonding time as well.
Naw the game wasnt close enough to last bad words..She learn any new words on the way home?
One of my first games I remember watching was the 92 duke game. I was 8. I thought it was so cool just watching the game with my dad and his buddies. Didn’t realize the impact of that day
Daughter jumped in this truck and immediately asked if Kentucky was playing again. Proud dad moment!
In our school district, the kids are required to lock up their cell phones, but my 14yo daughter told me that she's been following the scores on her school iPad. It reminded me of watching the cable news ticker back in 1989, when the Cats were banned from televised play, just to keep up with the scores.
Love it! I remember certain teachers would allow us to watch games while others didn’t.
My little girl is 3.5 and my boy is not even 5 months. Eagerly awaiting my game-day buddies coming of age when they love sports (hopefully).