- David Williams may have been Qadaffi'd (see Tosh.0 for reference) at the polls last week, that doesn't mean that the Kentucky media will take a break from talking about him incessantly. Between John David Dyche, Al Cross and Joseph Gerth, the Courier-Journal columnists have thought more about Williams in the past week than David Williams has thought about himself his whole life (and he's a narcissist).
- Greg Stumbo talks about much-needed redistricting in the state of Kentucky.
- The train wreck that is downtown Lexington's street layout might be changed to a more navigable street system, as two-way streets are being discussed by the city.
- Kentucky football is in a bad way. After getting Qadaffi'd by Vanderbilt (see, you can use it anywhere) last weekend, UK has almost run out of chances to redeem themselves. There's not much hope for a bowl game, and Joker's future is now a source of speculation for fans and media.
- We'll finally get a chance to see our heroes in blue play against a formidable opponent tonight as the Wildcats take on the Kansas Jayhawks in New York City tonight. The game starts at 9 ET on ESPN. There will be blood... and snacks.
- In a related but less important note, sophomore guard Stacey Poole has decided to leave the University of Kentucky to a school where he can actually get
moreplaying time.
The Great State of Kentucky
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
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