Thursday, December 6, 2007
IU's Cellvin Sampson Profiled in Lexington Herald-Leader
This Saturday, Kentucky plays at Indiana. IU vs. UK has always been one of my favorite non conference rivalries in college basketball. Those two flagship state universities carry the torch for the basketball obsessed residents of their respective states. I can't think of two better states for basketball than Indiana and Kentucky. Basketball is so deeply rooted in the cultures of these two border states that the game is practically in the natives' DNA.
So in preparation for Saturday's upcoming IU v. Kentucky game, the Lexington Herald-Leader has what may be the definitive profile of Indiana coach Kelvin Sampson and the ethical maze that the Hoosier basketball program now finds itself in (including, but not limited to, Sampson's apparent disregard of the NCAA's recruiting bylaws regarding phone calls to recruits).
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Indiana,
Kelvin Sampson,
Kentucky
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3 comments:
those natives got nothing else to do in that part of the country then watch those two lame teams. nobody else cares about that part of the country.
Prost97,
You're probably right ... after all, the only college basketball team that people care about is the 'Cuse, right?
Man I hate Kelvin Sampscum!! I'm waitin' for the NCAA to put the cheaters to the east on probation.
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