Looks like Clarke practiced today

[KyFaninNC]

What we have here is a person (you) that jumped into the middle of a conversation, but doesn't understand what the conversation was about.

I've never gone around this board from thread to thread dropping sarcastic comments about people being negative. He has, he does it every day. When you do that, you really should reap what you sow. You damn sure shouldn't make comments about an injured player being better than a fully healthy player, when you're making comments about people being negative.

As far as the Calipari v Askew discussion. Again, you have it wrong. I'm not defending Askew, what I am saying is, don't run around calling others out for ragging on the coach, who makes $9 million a year and can take it, but then turn around and backhand a player the way he did.

So again, you went and intervened into a conversation and tried to tell me I was wrong, but you totally misunderstood what the conversation was about.

This is the last comment I will make on this, I'm not going to sit here and go back and forth on this with a guy that is lost.

He is good for this. I think he/she could be a good poster if not for doing this crap.

 

[nssdigitalchumps]

Oh the university is getting a great return. But don’t act like these kids are playing for free. In my book a free education with luxury college accommodations at the lodge and a personal team chef is quite the payday. I recognize their hard work and I applaud it but I do NOT feel sorry for them.

They have to get up probably 5a in the morning, go work out, go eat breakfast, go to class, come back for lunch, go work out, go to class, go eat dinner, run drills, worry about homework, wash-rinse-repeat.

But hey! They get a nice place to sleep and food at home. What a God-life they live.

Every athlete on campus works their *** off and busts their hump to balance bball life and school life. Their amenities versus other students isn’t enough in my opinion.

 

[LadyCaytIL]

I can’t see cal playing him too much just off injury.