
Arch enemy of Louisville super fan Mike Rutherford. Louisville’s #1 critic of UofL AD Josh Heird. Banner Lawsuit. Swoosh. Conference Realignment.
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I decided to throw my hat in the ring as a replacement riddler. I aspire to be better than the previous riddler. Call me the Scott Satterfield of Riddlers.
If they take away points because of that dirty hit leave the ACC at half @joshheird
Translation: we budgeted for 50
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Get yours at the marketing & sales table inside Gate 2 while supplies last!
#GoCards
Ag day hat fiasco all over again
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Get yours at the marketing & sales table inside Gate 2 while supplies last!
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Big X Radio Riddler retweeted
Out of 222 football programs around Kentucky - 9 finished the regular season UNDEFEATED!
🏈Christian Academy-Louisville
🏈LaRue County
🏈Rockcastle County
🏈Paducah Tilghman
🏈West Jessamine
🏈Pulaski County
🏈Frederick Douglass
🏈Beechwood
🏈Sayre
We lost a fucking banner for this same fucking attitude. Only difference is we had a dumbass write it down.
Mark pope whiff
NEWS: 5⭐️ DeMarcus Henry has committed to North Carolina, he announced.
The 6-foot-7 small forward and Charlotte native is the No. 2 overall player in the 2027 class. He picked UNC over Arkansas, Kentucky, and Louisville.
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Play the song. @joshheird
Big X Radio Riddler retweeted
Another emergency-relief setback for the NCAA in the 5-for-5 litigation, and this Kentucky ruling has some particularly interesting findings.
The judge found the NCAA failed to demonstrate an “imminent, ruinous, and incalculable injury” warranting an emergency stay.
She also warned against athletes' eligibility being allowed to “flip-flop repeatedly” during litigation.
Perhaps most interestingly, she pointed out that the NCAA never sought Kentucky Supreme Court review of its September 4 emergency-relief denial, explicitly finding that this undermined its renewed claims of urgency.
What this means: Texas Tech QB Thomas Castellanos, Seth Trimble, Mark Mitchell, and other covered plaintiffs remain protected by the October 16 temporary injunction.


















