Mark Lyons is preparing himself for graduation on May 12th at Xavier University before taking a closer look at the three schools he will consider transferring to for his remaining 1 year of eligibility. According to Lyons, Kansas, Arizona and Kentu… Continue reading
Category Archives: KENTUCKY WILDCATS
Calipari Learns From Mistakes, Earns Championship
By Blake Schuster New Orleans, La. — It was happening again. Down by nine, to John Calipari and against a seemingly unbeatable team, Kansas made its run. But in the Jayhawks 67-59 national championship loss to Kentucky, it wasn’t a miracle Jayhawk comeback as it was in 2008 — although it felt similar — this time was about Calipari, and the demons he finally exorcised. Four years ago with Calipari’s Memphis team up nine with 2:12 left to play, Bill Self pulled out one of the sweetest wins of his career, downing the Tigers in overtime. This time Calipari’s Kentucky team took the lead early in the first half and never gave it up despite… Continue reading
VIDEO: Kansas falls short in title game
Kansas second half comeback falls short to the Kentucky Wildcats in the 2012 National Title game. Video Courtesy: Alex Gold KUJH-TV Continue reading
NCAA title: Stakes include beef, ham
If the Las Vegas gambling experts are right, Gov. Sam Brownback will owe the governor of Kentucky a package of Kansas beef.
Brownback, who is attending the Final Four in New Orleans, said the underdog Kansas Jayhawks would defeat the Kentucky Wildcats … Continue reading
Schuster: Dining With The Enemy
By Blake Schuster New Orleans, LA.— It was bound to happen. With a city full of nothing but Kentucky and Kansas fans surely confrontation would be unavoidable, I just never thought I would come away enjoying their company and with a new outlook on Big Blue nation. Standing in line at Felix’s Seafood on Iberville St., my sports director, Jay, and I did what everyone in town was doing — discussing the looming championship matchup between the Wildcats and Jayhawks. The line was long, so was our conversation. But as I was trying to focus on Jay’s comments I found myself more interested in eavesdropping on the chat going on in front of me. Two… Continue reading