Take that, Hood hatas!
I hope Kentucky wins the whole thing in WKMS's retelling.
I have almost no resistance for plight-of-downtown sagas.
Obviously inspired by GoHeath's "Big Trouble on the Hilltop" report and ongoing coverage, WKU's AD responds.
The National Quilt Museum is on the road.
The best place to work in Louisville.
"Tim Hughes, a policy analyst for the Governor's Office of Agriculture Policy, suggested that within a year, fuel will be produced from corn cobs and stover for $2 a gallon."
He helped architect the Governor's Scholar program.
After such a harrowing trip to Lexington, I hope the charter company treated the travelers by taking U.S. 62 on the way back to Paducah.
Very disappointed in the pap from the Western AD. See the Heath Post's coverage on the Wrath of Coach Calipari for a good example of how positions in authority should respond to this sort of situation.
ReplyDeleteIf Crawford thinks that Hood is good for UK, that makes me think that we might want to consider cutting Hood. Crawford hates us.
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