It'll end when Indiana wins something significant. So no, it'll never end.Will this thread never end?
Imagine if we'd had the Internet since 1987. This thread would be 50,000 pages already, with no end for the rest of history.
It'll end when Indiana wins something significant. So no, it'll never end.Will this thread never end?
Keep dreaming lolRomeo will be a better player than any player on Kentucky’s roster next year.
ReallyRomeo will be a better player than any player on Kentucky’s roster next year.
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IU SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe he'll get to show it when he plays in the CBI tournament next year. A whole five people will be watching.Romeo will be a better player than any player on Kentucky’s roster next year.
Are you sure you're not talking about Kentucky Wesleyan, Northern Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky, or maybe even Western Kentucky's roster? BTW Indiana still S-U-C-K-SRomeo will be a better player than any player on Kentucky’s roster next year.
Romeo will be a better player than any player on Kentucky’s roster next year.
I think this thread just needs to be stuck to the top of the page.
Cracks me up that their dream is to play UK again. They suck so bad that it would hurt our strength of schedule.
1987 y’all!!!
We could beat them by 30 and it still wouldn't help our RPI as much as beating Morehead by 15. Now that is some real sucking out of IU.
Then it is a shame that IU would have the best two players on the court. :grimace:
If they were any good, they wouldn't have chosen IU. They would have gone some place where they have a chance to play in the NCAA tournament, and not the NIT.
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