What was with the weird signage in the crowd gathered for the ESPN GameDay broadcast in Lexington on Saturday? When the network cut to the set for a lead-in to the UK-Mississippi State game, one man was holding up a poster-board that simply read, "Big Feces," while another man's sign, in a display of creative spelling, said "Divorce Lawer." Had the two fans been standing next to each other -- they weren't -- I would have inferred that someone was in deep something and needed a Kentuckified attorney specializing in marital affairs ... but even then, how does that relate to basketball?
Next two: at Alabama 2/26, vs. Tennessee 3/2.
Hilarious.dawgstudent said:Everyone was like "Was that a Big Feces sign?". It even got a mention in Sports Illustrated.
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What was with the weird signage in the crowd gathered for the ESPN GameDay broadcast in Lexington on Saturday? When the network cut to the set for a lead-in to the UK-Mississippi State game, one man was holding up a poster-board that simply read, "Big Feces," while another man's sign, in a display of creative spelling, said "Divorce Lawer." Had the two fans been standing next to each other -- they weren't -- I would have inferred that someone was in deep something and needed a Kentuckified attorney specializing in marital affairs ... but even then, how does that relate to basketball?
Next two: at Alabama 2/26, vs. Tennessee 3/2.
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