The Times They Are A-Changin'

By Yoni Cohen on Sat Oct 13, 2007 at 01:48:02 PM EST

Headlines I never would have expected to see last season:

"Tubby's tipoff revs up fans" -- LINK.

"Weber lands 3 in-state prospects" -- LINK.

"Williams tightens up a once-roomy uniform style" -- LINK: "The (older, baggier) Terrapin men's basketball jersey heads to the closet in favor of a new, tighter-fitting uniform."

What next? "Vitale picks Pac-10 school as preseason No. 1" -- LINK: Guess not. Some things never change.

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Good to see Tubby get some love. This Kentucky fan admits to being both happy to see him go and happy to see him happy.

At least this article didn't join the "UK fans ran him off" bandwagon which isn't correct. And wouldn't we all love to get the golden parachute?

Tubby received his bonus and his fat salary despite visibly throwing in the towell down the stretch (I rewatched 4 games from the last 8 of the season recently ... )

I wish him well. So long as they never meet the Cats, of course.


by BlueInBrooklyn on Tue Oct 16, 2007 at 03:21:37 PM EST
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