[ad_1]
\n<\/p>\n
This is an impression column.<\/b><\/p>\n
Alabama has never been to the Final Four, but to be bold, it never ends in April. is no joke. I believe the Crimson Tide is at home, with every fiber of my being, and every fiber of Wimp’s amazing technicolor plaid coat… on the floor. where they’ve never been before.<\/p>\n
Call me a prisoner now and book a room at the Hyatt Recency. But after what happened Saturday in Tuscaloosa, I’ve seen enough. GOAT’s Nick Saban was just a fan. Hall of Famer John Calipari was at a loss. Nate Oates, everyone’s favorite former math teacher, was the boss.<\/p>\n
From Leon Douglas to Mike Davis to Richard Hendricks, not everyone has to have a first name. Because we know he’s one of the most talented teams in Alabama’s basketball history. On February 17, 1990, when Wimp took his revenge on Rick Pitino by the time he was 25, there was no need to be there to understand that a similar statement could not be made about this Kentucky team. No, but let’s be real.<\/p>\n
Alabama 78, Kentucky 52 issued their own statement. This was the Tide’s biggest ever blow against the ‘Cats, one more than his 1990 win. The lead ballooned to 31 at most, with a 26-point final margin not even close, simply because UK were at the buzzer and he threw a 3-pointer.<\/p>\n
“Most of the time you’re not as good or as bad as you think you are,” Calipari said, seeking philosophical solace. “Let’s hope it’s not as bad as today.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n