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Florida 41, Kentucky 7 Utah 30, Louisville 14 Mercifully, UVA was off this week .  Still, I’m ready to fast-forward to Halloween or so. College basketball journal: NCAA tickets at the Dunk hard to come by The allotment sent to PC are sold out, and tickets may not be available until, and unless, the participating schools in the regional tournament return some of their allotment in the days before the games. The C-J’s Sunday College Basketball Notebook John Calipari’s first Wildcat Tip-Off Luncheon in Louisville will be held Oct. 7 in the Kentucky International Convention Cente

Stacey Poole Commits To UK, First In 2010 Class – WKYT Stacey Poole , a 4-star recruit out of Jacksonville, Florida, officially commited to Kentucky after visiting last Saturday, becoming the first verbal for the …. Providence’s Poole Jr. expected to choose Kentucky – Florida Times-Union Stacey Poole Jr., one of the top high school basketball players on the First Coast, is expected to verbally commit to Kentucky today. …. UK women get commitment; men wait on Poole’s choiceFor a free college football pick on LSU and Mississippi State or Miami-VA Tech , Washington vs. Stanford and TCU vs. Clemson or this week’s college football tip sheet bettors must visit the free pick and articles section every day. Here is today’s college football rundown.   The power of 620 sports services behind every selection, the MasterLockLine is 59-30 in football betting including Missouri last night.   The top money won handicapper in the 21Fan site includes a news, message board, and recruiting information for football and basketball.The University of Louisville women's basketball team has the No. 1...

MLB Transactions Red Sox   recalled LHP Hunter Jones from Triple-A Pawtucket. Indians   activated RHP Joe Smith from the 15-day disabled list. Royals purchased the contract of RHP Anthony Lerew from Double-A Northwest Arkansas. Royals placed LHP Bruce Chen on the 60-day disabled list with a torn left oblique. Chen ends the season with a 1-6 record and 5.78 ERA in 17 games, including nine starts. Cardinals recalled infielder Tyler Greene from Triple-A Memphis Cardinals recalledEach week Dollar Bill Doug from Hey Jenny Slater gives you fair warning on the riskiness of certain wagers FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY on college football. Enjoy. RISK LEVEL 1: Aiming for the little “shortcut” patch of fairway on the third hole of Wii Golf Florida -21.5 at Kentucky, 5 p.m. Saturday Danger comes in a thousand forms. Urban Meyer claimed to be perfectly satisfied with his team’s much-closer-than-expected 10-point win over Kiffykins last week, but don’t let h

So You Think You Can Dance: Screaming For Attention Time for the second hour of auditions on So You Think You Can Dance ! Cat tells us that this is shaping up to be the best season ever. Of course it is. Don’t you know that every season of this show is the Best Season Ever? It’s as if Ming the Merciless has emptied their memories after … Mackenzie High School Detroit’s West Side and Mackenzie: 1950s–1960s ← Previous revision Revision as of 00:41, 21 September 2009 Line

Rick Pitino and Karen Sypher who? Oh, right , how could we forget? Andy Wolfson’s got the latest : Federal prosecutors say that Karen Sypher, the woman accused of blackmailing University of Louisville men’s basketball coach Rick Pitino, should be required to undergo a psychological exam because her previous lawyer “on many occasions” expressed concerns about her mental status. Responding to Sypher’s objection to a competency exam, Assistant U.S. Attorney John E. Kuhn Jr. said in cou

The life of a walk-on basketball player isn’t fair. There are no promises made, nothing guaranteed besides a spot on the bench and in practice. Maybe the kid will play at the end of a blowout against a directional state school university. Maybe they’ll just stay on the bench for four years, a practice hero if we ever saw one. But most of the time, that walk-on is just living his dream, especially if he is an Eastern Kentucky-raised, Big Blue-loving kid that has been wearing the jersey with “Maize n Brew gives you your daily rundown of all the Michigan Football, Michigan Basketball, College Football, and College Basketball news you need to get through the tedium of your boring desk job. For good measure we'll throw in a little irreverent information, comedy and commentary to help you salt away the time until the clock strikes 5pm.  Want it in 140 characters or less, follow us on Twitter! Or you can find us on Facebook ! Here's what's ON TAP: Stuff You NeThe UofL athletics magazine's online site. Includes news, recruiting information, and message boards.

Let me preface this by saying that I do like the Packers.   They are not my favorite team by any stretch of the imagination, but I do like them.   For those of you that have been living under a rock for the last year or so, let me catch you up to speed: List of Players: Brett Favre – 2007 Green Bay Packers QB   Ted Thompson – Green Bay Packers General ManagerMike McCarthy – Green Bay Packers Head CoachJames Campen – Green Bay Packers Offensive Line CoachBus Cook – Brett Favre’s AgentUConn Women On ‘Big Monday’ The Huskies will appear Jan. 18 at Duke at 7 p.m., Feb. 15 at Oklahoma and March 1 at Notre Dame . UConn Women On ‘Big Monday’ The UConn women’s basketball team will make three appearances on ESPN’s “Big Monday.” The Huskies will appear Jan. 18 at Duke at 7 p.m., Feb. 15 at Oklahoma and March 1 at Notre Dame . … Geno Auriemma’s Cancer Team will stage its initial event, “Dress to Impress & Put CancThe Middle Tennessee women’s basketball team, ranked in the preseason Top 25 by Lindy’s and Athlon Sports magazines, has unveiled its 2009-10 schedule, featuring 13 home regular-season games inside the Murphy Center. The slate features seven schools that reached the NCAA Tournament last March, including the first-four games, and two others who participated in the Postseason WNIT. “We are excited about our schedule,” head coach Rick Insell said. “It is a great opportunity for this program pBig Blue Links for Tuesday: Herald-Leader’s Valarie Honeycutt Spears reports that UK is paying $30,000, plus monthly fees, for John Calipari to join Lexington Country Club. Chip Cosby of the H-L reports that Kentucky must avoid early KO against Florida. H-L’s Mark Story on Kentucky’s uphill battle. Larry Vaught of the Danville Advocate-Messenger reports that Stacey Poole could be a Cat soon. Chris Rodgers of Palmetto Sports reports that Poole will make decision very soon.

Yes, I know this was done in jest — or at least I hope it was — but if you’ve ever wondered what people are talking about when they call programs like Kentucky and Duke “basketball schools,” you now have an idea why. This sign was spotted this weekend in Lexington during the Kentucky/Louisville football game, and it does a great job of revealing where the Kentucky fanbase’s head is at: Focused directly on John Wall. Of course, when you read things like this from Gary Parrish , on top of rA couple of e-mails from two who got up on the wrong side of bed this Monday: From Kevin: Tennessee would be the same whether dear ole’ dad was there or not. Had the VOLS not fired John Chavis, he would have stayed at TN, even if his mentor and close friend Phil Fulmer had not been let go. To that end, we would still have had a top 10 defense this year. I get a little tired of all the sports columnists at the Herald-Leader constantly taking potshots at the VOLS. You Wild-

By Katie Perkowski The Pitino sex scandal story did more than create controversy in the state of basketball. It raised a list of ethical questions for journalists to answer while covering the ongoing story. Herald-Leader sports columnist Mark Story, Courier-Journal courts reporter Andrew Wolfson, and reporter and anchor for WDRB-41 Candyce Clifft will be at UK to discuss with students not only how they broke the story, but how they dealt with issues that come with reporting on a high-profilNote: I’ll be liveblogging the Rich Brooks weekly press conference today, which starts around 12:15 p.m., if not a bit before. Big Blue Links for Monday: Chip Cosby of the H-L writes that high-powered Florida is trying to contain the flu. My column saying that both Florida and Kentucky will have plenty to prove on Saturday. Jody Demling of the C-J reports that Stacey Poole is down to UK and South Carolina after his visit to Lexington. Zagsblog reports that Tobias Harris plans- Red Louisville Glowing Drinking Cups to First 150 Fans - Click Here for More Information. Basketball Tip-Off Luncheon - Thursday, Oct. 8 - Marriott Louisville Downtown

Kentucky scores late to beat Louisville 31-27 at Commonwealth Stadium.Order photos:Gallery One | Gallery Two Share: 2,020 views Tags: college football, Cornelison, Kentucky, Kentucky Wildcats, Louisville, Louisville Cardinals, NCAA football, UK, UofL 3 Responses to “Kentucky holds on to beat Louisville 31-27” Gene Croppersays:September 20, 2009 at 9:00 amThis The University of Louisville Official Athletic Site, partner of CSTV Networks, Inc. The most comprehensive coverage of University of Louisville Athletics on the web.