Today on KSR: Let's Move On
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So uhhhh...that basketball game. Terrible Right? Look we all agree it was a bad performance, but The Cats weren't at full strength, and we'll probably get our rematch in two weeks in Nashville with Reid Travis. It was a combination of Tennesee playing lights out, Kentucky playing their 2nd worst game of the season, and being on the road. Let's put it behind us and get back on track in Oxford. I'll take the Cats in Nashville.
So, good to move on? Good, glad we're on the same page because there are a lot of important things going on at UK and in Lexington today, most importantly...
Today is, in my opinion, the most important day at the University of Kentucky. Right now there hundreds of UK students currently dancing their tail off all in the name of fighting cancer. Tonight, the students will embark on 24 hours of dancing for the kids, and they will reveal how much money they raised through donations. Every year, the amount of money has increased, and I expect this year to be no different. I will have a post tonight on the result of this year's dance blue and the importance of the great event. #FTK!!!
Today at the NFL combine, Josh Allen and Jordan Jones will participate in the on-field workouts to further improve their draft stock. To watch Allen and Jones compete in the on-field drills, jump on over to the NFL network at 9 am. Yesterday, the two got their measurables and bench pressed. Jones pressed 23 reps, and Allen repped it out a staggering 28 times. If Allen isn't number one, I don't know who is.
It will also be the DB's turn to do their measurables and evaluations today. Mike Edwards, Darius West, Lonnie Johnson, and Derek Baity will all participate. KSR's Nick Roush will make sure you hear every word from all of their pressers.
Last night after a victory over Murray State, the softball team celebrated Rachael Lawson's 500th carer victory. Recently, she picked up her 400th victory as UK's head coach, but now she has hit the half-century mark in her coaching career.
Once SEC play kicks in, and the ladies get back to John Cropp Stadium, I suggest you make it out to watch them play. This team has the potential to make some noise in May on their road to the WCWS.
Then last, but certainly not least, the UK women's basketball team will take on Georgia in their final regular season game of the year at 1:00 pm in Athens. With a win, the Cats could move into the four seed in the SEC tournament. You can catch the game on the SEC network, or you can mosey on over to KSbar for some pre and postgame specials!
Go Cats.
© Randy Sartin | USATSI[/caption]
So uhhhh...that basketball game. Terrible Right? Look we all agree it was a bad performance, but The Cats weren't at full strength, and we'll probably get our rematch in two weeks in Nashville with Reid Travis. It was a combination of Tennesee playing lights out, Kentucky playing their 2nd worst game of the season, and being on the road. Let's put it behind us and get back on track in Oxford. I'll take the Cats in Nashville.
So, good to move on? Good, glad we're on the same page because there are a lot of important things going on at UK and in Lexington today, most importantly...
Dance Blue
Today is, in my opinion, the most important day at the University of Kentucky. Right now there hundreds of UK students currently dancing their tail off all in the name of fighting cancer. Tonight, the students will embark on 24 hours of dancing for the kids, and they will reveal how much money they raised through donations. Every year, the amount of money has increased, and I expect this year to be no different. I will have a post tonight on the result of this year's dance blue and the importance of the great event. #FTK!!!
NFL Combine
Today at the NFL combine, Josh Allen and Jordan Jones will participate in the on-field workouts to further improve their draft stock. To watch Allen and Jones compete in the on-field drills, jump on over to the NFL network at 9 am. Yesterday, the two got their measurables and bench pressed. Jones pressed 23 reps, and Allen repped it out a staggering 28 times. If Allen isn't number one, I don't know who is.
It will also be the DB's turn to do their measurables and evaluations today. Mike Edwards, Darius West, Lonnie Johnson, and Derek Baity will all participate. KSR's Nick Roush will make sure you hear every word from all of their pressers.
UK Baseball Caps off a Perfect Week
It was a good week for Kentucky baseball as yesterday they capped off the opening week at KPP with five straight wins and last night they finished it off with a sweep over Canisius. Zack Thompson has been stellar to start the season, the Bat Cats have been getting production from the bottom of their lineup, and TJ Collett has been hammering the ball early. Sitting at 8-3 and on a five-game win streak, Kentucky looks good early.Rachel Lawson Gets 500th win
Last night after a victory over Murray State, the softball team celebrated Rachael Lawson's 500th carer victory. Recently, she picked up her 400th victory as UK's head coach, but now she has hit the half-century mark in her coaching career.
Once SEC play kicks in, and the ladies get back to John Cropp Stadium, I suggest you make it out to watch them play. This team has the potential to make some noise in May on their road to the WCWS.
Kentucky WBB Final Regular Season Game
Then last, but certainly not least, the UK women's basketball team will take on Georgia in their final regular season game of the year at 1:00 pm in Athens. With a win, the Cats could move into the four seed in the SEC tournament. You can catch the game on the SEC network, or you can mosey on over to KSbar for some pre and postgame specials!
Go Cats.
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