I suspect strongly that Pence is right on the money. The deal between Fletcher and Stumbo might have ended the investigation, but it certainly didn’t end the speculation. If anything, it fueled it.

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The Mildcats, like the tin man in the Wizard of Oz, have no heart, no confidence in themselves or their coaches, and no shot of advancing very deep into the NCAA Tournament bracket.

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In these more enlightened times, the statue of Davis should be moved to the Kentucky Military Museum, or some such place, and replaced by one that would honor the achievements of a Kentucky-born African-American and/or female.

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Tears began streaming down Cowboy Steve’s beaming face. Remembering, I still get goose bumps. It was one of the most wonderful moments of my life

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But, rest assured, if money is involved, someday we’re liable to have the “Betty Crocker Turnover of the Game” or the “Home Depot Brick of the Game.”

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Can’t play? Volunteers Needed For Event in Louisville June 22-July 7

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He may be the light and the way to success in the post-season. Anybody have any better ideas about how the Cats might change their chemistry and their attitude?

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Even Democrats are divided about Stumbo’s decision to let Fletcher off the hook. Some are angry that he didn’t take it to the limit, but others praise him for saving the commonwealth a lot of money and ugliness.

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We all know that illiteracy is a huge problem in Kentucky. We all want to do what we can to improve our childrens’ reading skills and interest in history. We also want to give youngsters who live near or below the poverty line inspirational and uplifting stories about positive role models that might make them believe that they, too, can succeed.

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The NBA is overwhelmingly heterosexual. We know that from all the lawsuits involving paternity issues and spousal abuse. What I wonder, though, is if the majority of players feel more or less as Hardaway does.

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