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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Basketball is hard => Topic started by: kso_FAN on March 24, 2010, 04:04:32 PM
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Kentucky sports radio guy (http://kentuckysportsradio.com/?p=47933) with a piece on the current love of "do it the right way" Cinderellas. :opcat:
Credit for finding: JayMart RT.
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Another twist on the same idea: http://www.cbssports.com/columns/story/13107211/underdogs-bring-to-light-time-to-fight-trite-white-stereotypes?tag=coverlist_active;coverlist_footer
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Wow: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/842584/MikeCornellKentuckyGameGOODBAD031910.mp3
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That is awesome.
eff Cornell right in the ass.
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To be fair, I've heard KSU referred to as gritty and gutty many times in the tourny. Also, read a write up on how hard working and smart our guards are. :dunno:
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To be fair, I've heard KSU referred to as gritty and gutty many times in the tourny. Also, read a write up on how hard working and smart our guards are. :dunno:
Good point. And no doubt the KY guy is being defensive in some ways, but I still think there is something to it.
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Don't know if I've heard "gritty" and "gutty" - more like "ruthless" and "relentless"
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Yeah, racism still exists. No question. :opcat: <<---lol at this being ": opcat :" Just discovered that.
Aforementioned articles on our smart, hardworking guards:
http://www.deseretnews.com/article/700019034/Kansas-States-Jacob-Pullen-a-student-of-basketball.html
http://www.tampabay.com/sports/basketball/college/article1082077.ece
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Everyone interprets things in a way that makes them feel disrespected. This is why playing with a "chip on your shoulder" is meaningless. Everyone claims to play with a "chip on their shoulder."
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Ever notice how the phrase "well spoken" is used to describe impressive black athletes?
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Ever notice how the phrase "well spoken" is used to describe impressive black athletes?
Yes. Its not like anyone ever says Jimmer Fredette was "well spoken".
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Nobody calls Cole Aldrich "well spoken" either, but that's a WHOLE other story.
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Ever notice how the phrase "well spoken" is used to describe impressive black athletes?
Ever see a Chris Rock stand up routine?