Coach Cal said after that game which we have tried to put behind us, yeah that one in Alabama, that his team played not to lose, and that 'Bama played to win. He said that young kids commonly do that on the road, play not to lose. He doesn't like to be put into a position where you have to trust the judgement of the officiating alone, and that's exactly what the Cats did by playing the way that they did.
Just when you thought they were buying in, they go back to the check-out counter and seemingly decide to make a return. At the very least, it would have been nice if they had made a down payment on their lay-away.
Oh, and he said the Cats were "soft". I agree with that sentiment, and imagine in my mind that when he said it, this picture below is the mental picture that others got too:
But as always, I bleed it. Go Cats.
Just when you thought they were buying in, they go back to the check-out counter and seemingly decide to make a return. At the very least, it would have been nice if they had made a down payment on their lay-away.
Oh, and he said the Cats were "soft". I agree with that sentiment, and imagine in my mind that when he said it, this picture below is the mental picture that others got too:
And yes, that is a bottle of NCAA Bubbles sitting on his keyboard, which may be bursting in the air soon for Kentucky... Ironically, the label says that there IS a magic wand inside.
But as always, I bleed it. Go Cats.
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