Tom Jones

So this was on WHAS ABC yesterday. Hemp, Woody Harrelson and Mitch. Didn’t see that 25 years ago. Thanks @cat89jd … my honorable adversary in this case. Still my favorite case. @TomHollon @egfisher61 @wcsteve20 @JDSHELBURNE @BryanCovey2 @debrulerrobbie1

@SteinsStuds I would love to have him in addition to being in a great basketball player. He seems like such a nice young man.

Let’s talk about it, BBN. Would you take JQ back for another season? He’s STRONGLY considering returning. Stokes x JQ?

@gatorsplzwin This is a classic click bait… Let’s count these years and not those years or let’s count the last 10 years as opposed to 1990 to 2020…

College Basketball All-Time program rankings

@REALSTARKS27 I wish it had worked out for lots of reasons.. Dennis.. David.. remember them playing and what the family has meant to Ky sports. Plus he’s flesh and blood… words hurt especially a young man. I hope this has a happy ending for all of us.

Just imagine your childhood dream is to play for Kentucky all for you to achieve it and once you get there, you’re forced to play out of position, be subject to minimal opportunity & unfair criticism by the entire Fanbase. I would’ve left too. I feel you Jasper turn up neph 💯💪🏾

@KySportsRadio I thought the Kentucky basketball confidential was really good… it left me excited for a good season next year and maybe a good class through the portal and maybe Stokes

I can’t see the Kentucky Basketball Confidential bc I am at the airport. Anything good from it?

70s School Days… 🔥😊

Winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture

@CoachMarkPope @ChrisFisherKY

Khabib Aura was so High that he jumped for 1v6 🥶

I took this picture 20 years ago in Powell County while driving on the Mountain Parkway… There was a tornado warning and I snapped this. Was it the cause of the alarm or is it just a nasty cloud because I moved on? @Kentuckyweather @LoganCoxWeather

Your choice reveals your mindset 🤯

@cgore4 @jadelady49 @nettermike Haha none

@8atticus @jadelady49 @nettermike What are the chances he can even get up with Crowe?

At 87 years old, Max Baer Jr., best known as the Lovable, big-hearted Jethro Bodine from The Beverly Hillbillies, remains the last surviving cast member of the iconic sitcom... Though long retired from acting, Max still holds a special place in the hearts of fans and continues to draw attention for his enduring connection to the character that made him famous. Now living a quiet life near Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Max enjoys golfing, reflecting on his legacy and occasionally making headlines for his long-time dream of opening a Beverly Hillbillies themed casino. While legal setbacks have delayed that project for years, it’s a testament to Max’s determination and entrepreneurial spirit. He's often said, “I was born Max Baer Jr. and I’ll die Jethro Bodine,” acknowledging how deeply the role has defined him. Yet behind the character was always a sharp, thoughtful actor and very savvy businessman. On his 87th birthday, tributes poured in from fans across generations, honoring not just the laughs he gave us as Jethro, but the legacy he continues to carry as a living piece of television history.

@jadelady49 @nettermike Go watch Cinderella man with Russell Crowe

@nettermike His dad was a famous boxer?

@end3of6days9 Younger brother…Thanksgiving day 2003… still doesn’t seem real. His words are spot on

Billy Bob Thornton opens up in the most raw way… He looks straight into the camera and says the quiet truth most people never admit out loud: “Yeah, I’ve never been the same since my brother died. There’s a melancholy in me that never goes away. I’m 50% happy and 50% sad at any given moment.” He shares the only advice he has for anyone who’s lost someone that close: “You won’t ever get over it. And the more you know that and embrace it, the better off you are.” He doesn’t want to forget his brother — or even the pain — because that pain is how he honors how much his brother mattered. “If I have to suffer and be sad for the rest of my life… then that’s the way I honor him.” Raw, honest, and beautiful. 💔

Grateful to have been a part of a legendary run with a legendary Coach at the GREATEST College in the World! #WeR-UK …. And Coach you still should have put me in against Arizona for a 3Peat 🤩😂😂

The trans civil rights lawyer spent years demanding to be treated like a man.🏳️‍⚧️ But when it came to the crunch she decided she'd rather be manhandled by female officers instead. She is no longer a civil rights lawyer after being charged with contempt of court. #TransCardRevoked

@jdloveskicks @TheA1God Thanks …and a 93 final four 4 elite eights after 98 which led to mutual separation… then four final fours and a NC. I’ll skip the elite eights. Tn.. you’re doing better but elite eights don’t cut it here. The UNC fan said it best.

@TheA1God As an UNC fan, it’s funny to see SEC(minus Arkansas and Florida) fans trying to talk shit to Kentucky fans.

Try 3 straight championship games.

@BoumanEdward @SullenSerf This is the bad part of Ky being out...Tn vs Mich...UConn v Duke....You want the SEC to win but you get on here and Tn fans are making fun of Ky. What do you do KalamazooKid?

@SullenSerf I’m DEFINITELY rooting for Tennessee to fail today! GO BLUE!

The entire world is rooting for Tennessee to fail. If we make the final 4, don’t hold back. We get way to much shit as Tennessee fans

@Bugimus Not like a player being taken out of a game....more like the actor in "Wolfman".

@8atticus I get that. What do you think he (she) should have walked more like?

Raw Patterson-Gimlin footage, October 20, 1967, Bluff Creek, California. No edits—what stands out to you when you watch it? Date & Location: October 20, 1967, Bluff Creek (a tributary of the Klamath River), Del Norte County, Northern California (Six Rivers National Forest area). Filmmakers: Roger Patterson (operating the camera) and Bob Gimlin (on horseback, rifle ready). Camera: Cine-Kodak K-100, a 16mm hand-wound movie camera rented earlier that year. It had a variable speed dial (marked at 16, 24, 32, 48, 64 fps) with no click stops, allowing any speed in between. Patterson said he typically used 24 fps but didn’t check the setting in the moment. Film Stock: Kodachrome II daylight-balanced color reversal film (rated ~25 ASA). Length & Duration: The creature footage is ~23.85 feet of film (954 frames). At the common 16 fps playback, it runs 59.5 seconds. Some analyses (e.g., Grover Krantz) argue it was likely shot closer to 18 fps (making the event ~53 seconds). The camera’s actual speed when set to 16 fps could vary slightly due to mechanical tolerance. Lens: Standard references point to the camera’s normal 25mm Ektar lens, though some detailed site recreations and analyses have debated a possible wider 15mm lens for matching the field of view. #PattersonGimlin #PGF #Bigfoot

On this day in 2019, Tyler Herro hit a CLUTCH three to help send Kentucky to the Elite 8 🔥 #MarchMadness