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Louisville basketball commits come and go

The meaning of commitment apparently depends on what day it is for some, suggesting that a major generational gap exists between college athletes of today and yesterday. Negus Webster-Chan, the player many fans keep forgetting is in the University of Louisville’s 2012 basketball recruiting class,

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What Marquis Teague Really Meant

Charlie Springer 0 min read

[stextbox id=”custom”] Somewhat dated but too good to pass up … Following Marquis Teague’s decision a couple of months ago to play college basketball at Kentucky, a school he had never visited, Louisville blogger Doug Bennett, Jr. posted the following on The Last Blog In

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Justice Was Served

Charlie Springer 0 min read

[stextbox id=”custom”] Interesting that Elisha Justice’s reaffirmation of his commitment to the University of Louisville basketball program sparked as many, if not more, visitors and comments, than the fight with Kentucky over five-star recruit Marquis Teague. Makes one appreciate Elisha Justice all the more, especially

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Teague Taking Advantage Of Silly Rule

Paul Sykes 1 min read

By Paul Sykes WhetherÂ Marquis Teague attends Louisville, Kentucky, Bellarmine or Ivy Tech is a decision that is mandated by the absurd rule that basketball players must be removed one year from high school before going professional. Baseball players go professional right out of high

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Marquis Teague Winds Of Change

Charlie Springer 1 min read

The Marquis Teague winds appeared to suddenly switch direction late Wednesday, taking an easterly course from Louisville to Lexington. Teague is expected to finally announce his decision Thursday. Most reports indicate that the young man has never set foot on the University of Kentucky campus,

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Signing Period Drama For Louisville Basketball

Charlie Springer 2 min read

More drama, a time for a collective holding of the breath for University of Louisville fans. The National Letter of Intent signing period for high school basketball players begins Thursday and concludes May 19th. This year the dramatics whirl around Marquis Teague, a 6-foot-2 guard

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Marquis Teague Keeps Louisville Guessing

Charlie Springer 0 min read

Anyone surprised that the next great player on the University of Louisville’s basketball recruiting list is suddenly interested making a visit to Lexington? That would be Marquis Teague, considered the nation’s top high school point guard and one of the best players in the 2011

Charlie Springer on One scribe apprehensive about football season: “This is one fan who remembers the days when there were no Florida States, Pittsburghs, Wake Forests, Clemsons or North…”
Mark Pfeiffer on Donnie Russell on hiring Kenny Klein at Louisville: “What a generous and deserving testimonial Don! Nice job.”
Mike Redmon on Donnie Russell on hiring Kenny Klein at Louisville: “Great article Donnie. Your input on Kenny was very informative and you did him proud on the accolades he so…”
porkins on 18th home run huge for Masterman and Louisville: “What a classic come from behind victory. What a finish to the regional w 3 straight W’s.”
alan WILKINSON on Kianna: Coach Walz can lead UofL to national championship: “You and B doing well C? me and Diane hanging in there, still waiting for a decent FBall coach!”
Rick Jones on Payne favorite for UofL job but without Nike support: “Congratulations to Kenny Payne on becoming the Men’s Basketball Coach. L’s up!”
Charlie Springer on Payne favorite for UofL job but without Nike support: “Right on as usual, Rick, on all counts. The fact that Kenny Payne is keeping his name in the mix…”