The Cats look for revenge against the Tide.
Good morning, BBN!
It’s gameday, and it’s a good one. The Kentucky Wildcats are traveling to Tuscaloosa to take on the Alabama Crimson Tide for the second time this season.
The first time these two matched up resulted in fireworks throughout the game. Both offenses were humming, but it ended with the Cats taking the L at Rupp.
Defense was non-existent in that game, and I wouldn’t be surprised if we see a similar style being played today.
The Tide are coming off a loss to Missouri this past Wednesday, so they will be extra motivated not to drop two in a row.
A game that will be this fast-paced is where you really need a true point guard to help dictate that pace. Sadly, Lamont Butler and Jaxson Robinson won’t be able to go today.
It’s going to be tough, but it should be fun!
Tweet of the Day:
This would just be silly pic.twitter.com/9Z6OLUA7Rj
— Matt Jones (@KySportsRadio) February 21, 2025
Maybe it’s not a popular opinion, but I would love this.
Headlines:
No. 14 Kentucky Holds Off Missouri on Thursday – UK Athletics
The Women’s team is back on track after suffering that big loss to Texas last Thursday.
Kentucky Gymnastics’ Top Ten Dual with No. 3 LSU Sold Out – UK Athletics
This is awesome to see!
2025 NFL offseason: Projecting bold moves in free agency, draft – ESPN
These are definitely bold…
Cool to see him back and involved in football again.
MLB, ESPN opting out of deal after 2025 season; league cites ‘minimal coverage’ – Yahoo Sports
Not a great look.
Changing stripes: Yankees to allow ‘well-groomed beards’ – ESPN
This is awesome. Big fan of the beard!
If the Cats win string together some impressive wins to close out the season, things could get very interesting at No. 2.
2025 NFL Redraft: Who lands Patrick Mahomes, Lamar Jackson and all the biggest stars? – Yahoo Sports
These are always fun.
Agent disputes Lakers’ decision to fail Mark Williams’ physical – ESPN
I really hope we get to see the exact reason the trade was recinded.
Josh Allen gets a lot of credit for the Bills’ season. James Cook doesn’t get enough of it.