Post by The Bubba on Sept 18, 2005 12:29:53 GMT -5
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- The comedian David Spade, that Capital One commercial guy, the "The Answer Is Always No" guy, happened to be on hand for pre-game to pump-up-the-crowd last night at Indiana's Memorial Stadium.
Figures.
After all, for Kentucky is was a night full of no's.
No fire. No enthusiasm. No blocking. No tackling. No first downs. No hope. No chance.
"They kicked our fannies," said Kentucky Coach Rich Brooks of the host Hoosiers.
From one end of the turf to the other.
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OK, enough bashing. This isn't the end of the world, just near the end of the Brooks era.
Figures.
After all, for Kentucky is was a night full of no's.
No fire. No enthusiasm. No blocking. No tackling. No first downs. No hope. No chance.
"They kicked our fannies," said Kentucky Coach Rich Brooks of the host Hoosiers.
From one end of the turf to the other.
More.click here
OK, enough bashing. This isn't the end of the world, just near the end of the Brooks era.