Couldn’t even imagine being up 15 at the half of the title game and losing. Kenny Smith will stroke out.
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Be a tie game somehow if he could make a FT
Be a tie game somehow if he could make a FT
If I’m not mistaken we were up 15 at one point against KU in 2012. If it weren’t for a help/recovery block by MKG…well who knows
I like to believe we gave Self some experience being down 20 in the title game. This should be a piece of cake compared to clawing back against our 2012 squad.
Come on, Jayhawks!
You can hate KU, but UNC is evil. They cannot win.
You can hate KU, but UNC is evil. They cannot win.
Kansas?
Put on your gold chain with the gold coin.
Unbutton a couple of those top buttons.
We are all UKO tonight.
Go UNC!
Put on your gold chain with the gold coin.
Unbutton a couple of those top buttons.
We are all UKO tonight.
Go UNC!
Hell naw, to the naw naw naw. F UNC.
Want KU to win on buzzer beater in OT then watch the UNC fans go crazy when the NCAA makes KU take down the banner
Hubert going home with a to in his pocket. No reason to keep launching 3’s there. Oh well, hope UKO stroked out there.
Carolina was 21-0 when leading at half and biggest blown lead ever in title game. You hate to see it.
UNC just failed its final course.
Thank you sweet baby Jesus.
I mean, I guess a heart crushing Tarheel loss is about the best we could hope for.
This sucks. It all sucked.
But UNC completing the (official) biggest choke in Title Game History is a decent end to the **** show.
Any real fan knows UNC, not Duke, (and certainly not Kansas) is always the primary threat. Good job Heels!
But UNC completing the (official) biggest choke in Title Game History is a decent end to the **** show.
Any real fan knows UNC, not Duke, (and certainly not Kansas) is always the primary threat. Good job Heels!
Lol, choke artists! Eat a d***
Kenny, UKO and the rest of those bum *** fans.
Kenny, UKO and the rest of those bum *** fans.
To all the real unc fans who are also not adulterers, you had a good run.
Nothing wrong with having that title. But Utah sure as **** is glad they’re off the hook.And UK lost largest halftime deficit in title game comeback.
I think that biggest takeaway from the game was that even Carolina, the flagship Jordan school, can’t get clean Nike gear. The coaching staff was wearing johnnie-O quarter zips with a Jumpman logo tacked on.
Two programs that committed massive, sweeping rules violations, and neither faced a single consequence for it. Come on out Mark Emmert, this is your big moment, you earned this.
Whatever I loathe kansas but the jordan space jam non attendee unc sniffers like uko make this an ok night. Figure it out John.
After 30 minutes of mourning, incessant Cal bashing and overal ambivalence, this tournament has been cleansing for me.
Why in the hell would they speak his name? We have become irrelevant.
From Aaron Torres:
10. Kentucky Wildcats
Key Returnees: Oscar Tshiebwe, Sahvir Wheeler, Keion Brooks, Lane Ware, Daimion Collins, Bryce Hopkins,
Key Departures: Kellan Grady, Davion Mintz, TyTy Washington, Shaedon Sharpe (redshirt), Dontaie Allen (transfer)
Key Additions: Chris Livingston, Casen Wallace
Like every off-season at Kentucky, a lot can and will change prior to the start of the season. The roster you see above will look vastly different than the one you see when the season starts.
With that said, we have the Wildcats slotted here with two big decisions on the horizon: What happens with National Player of the Year Oscar Tshiebwe, as well as redshirt freshman guard Shaedon Sharpe? With the possibility of earning real NIL money in college we're going to keep Tshiebwe here until we hear otherwise, and with Sharpe projected as a Top 10 pick without ever playing at Kentucky, it feels reasonable - for now - to keep him off next year's roster.
So now what the off-season really comes down to is the backcourt: If John Calipari comes to the conclusion that Sahvir Wheeler isn't the lead guard that can get him back to a Final Four (and early indications seem to indicate Wheeler isn't that guy), can Calipari find someone in the portal? And can he find enough shooting to surround whoever he ends up with at point and down low? The return of the injured CJ Fredrick helps, but it won't be enough.
Of every team on this list, it feels like Kentucky could look the most different between now and the start of the season.
What I don't doubt however, is John Calipari's ability to figure out a way to get talent to Lexington in the off-season.
10. Kentucky Wildcats
Key Returnees: Oscar Tshiebwe, Sahvir Wheeler, Keion Brooks, Lane Ware, Daimion Collins, Bryce Hopkins,
Key Departures: Kellan Grady, Davion Mintz, TyTy Washington, Shaedon Sharpe (redshirt), Dontaie Allen (transfer)
Key Additions: Chris Livingston, Casen Wallace
Like every off-season at Kentucky, a lot can and will change prior to the start of the season. The roster you see above will look vastly different than the one you see when the season starts.
With that said, we have the Wildcats slotted here with two big decisions on the horizon: What happens with National Player of the Year Oscar Tshiebwe, as well as redshirt freshman guard Shaedon Sharpe? With the possibility of earning real NIL money in college we're going to keep Tshiebwe here until we hear otherwise, and with Sharpe projected as a Top 10 pick without ever playing at Kentucky, it feels reasonable - for now - to keep him off next year's roster.
So now what the off-season really comes down to is the backcourt: If John Calipari comes to the conclusion that Sahvir Wheeler isn't the lead guard that can get him back to a Final Four (and early indications seem to indicate Wheeler isn't that guy), can Calipari find someone in the portal? And can he find enough shooting to surround whoever he ends up with at point and down low? The return of the injured CJ Fredrick helps, but it won't be enough.
Of every team on this list, it feels like Kentucky could look the most different between now and the start of the season.
What I don't doubt however, is John Calipari's ability to figure out a way to get talent to Lexington in the off-season.
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