Kanter ruled permanently ineligible

[Sam]

This is good for OU as Kentucky was already thin in the post and it helps our match up in Maui.

Also I won't deny, I am not Kentucky/Calapari fan so haha.

NCAA has rules Enes Kanter permanently ineligible. Kentucky will appeal decision.

 

[SilliSooner]

Here's my column on Enes Kanter, written over a month ago. Funny thing, now, is that Coach Cal is saying it was questionable whether could have played. Not talking eligibility but experience and skill wise.

Enes Kanter-case-Coach-Cal-will-spin-it-right

 

[Seymore Cox]

And Terrance Jones who was being recruited at the pg by OU is playing the center for UK. This might be a game where we're not outmanned at the post.

 

[Dem Coltz]

Here's my column on Enes Kanter, written over a month ago. Funny thing, now, is that Coach Cal is saying it was questionable whether could have played. Not talking eligibility but experience and skill wise.

Enes Kanter-case-Coach-Cal-will-spin-it-right

OK I feel like I'm crazy. Wtf is up with this SilliSooner guy and this column he's written and linked to several times. The story about the stolen furs in Memphis linked to the players, and then the guy writing made up quotes by Calipari, all seem pretty weird. The story about the furs sounds pretty detailed and the writer makes it sound legit, I'm not getting how it's funny. Maybe satire isn't my thing, but Calipari has done plenty of underhanded stuff in his time, so I don't get the logic behind making up a smear story or how that satirizes anything. I don't get it. It's like how ThebigABD says Blake saved Capel's job, only if he then wrote a fake story about the Sooners and the AD in a room like in Hoosiers where people vote to fire Capel but Blake stands up and says "Coach goes, I go" and everyone gives him another chance. Fans making up false stories about real people then posting them on message boards is a bit off the deep end, even for me.