The Goat Pen

Independent poll says UK fans outnumber UL fans 4:1 in the state.

-Kentucky fans out number Louisville ones by a 66/17 margin. This is one of the most lopsided rivalries we've ever polled on. John Calipari has a 49/15 favorability rating, a good deal better than Rick Pitino's 44/32. Louisville fans support their school's move to the ACC by a 70/7 margin.

-The Bengals win big as Kentucky's favorite NFL team with 25% to 11% for the Cowboys and Packers, 9% for the Colts, 8% for the Bears, 7% for the Steelers, 5% for the Titans, and less than 1% for the Rams.

-And in very important news, Kentucky voters prefer Jim Beam over Jack Daniels 20-18.

I would have thought the Steelers would be much higher

I would have thought Jim Beam would be much higher.

cowboys and packers>colts surprises me

The fact that the pollster didn't get shot surprises me....

Who-Dey Y'all !!!

Oh, Hi. Miss me? Thought so.

1. Fuck Dook, the state of Ohio, and beets.

2. Ka'deem Carey should have won the stupid trophy instead of John-boy walton.

3. Arizona will beat Florida Saturday.

That is all.

Good day.

crashcourse wrote:cowboys and packers>colts surprises me

Those are d-bags that jumped on the bandwagon when they were good.

Oh my, Kentuckians like a Tennessee Whiskey almost as much as a beloved Bourbon?

onion eyed gudgeon wrote:Oh, Hi. Miss me? Thought so.

1. Fuck Dook, the state of Ohio, and beets.

2. Ka'deem Carey should have won the stupid trophy instead of John-boy walton.

3. Arizona will beat Florida Saturday.

That is all.

Good day.

Speaking of "Batshit Crazy". Look who made his first post since predicting an Arizona beatdown of Oregon in football back in September. Oregon won 49-0. Welcome back dumbass. Tell Corky to stop wacking off to midget porn.

WTF is wrong with midget porn?

EFZ

BigRedMan wrote:WTF is wrong with midget porn?

it embarasses him 'cause even the little people have bigger johnson's?

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I wish her husband had some fight in him...

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/1 ... ested.html

Shassity? Jesus, help us.

Creighton going for #10 late tomorrow night @ Berkley.

#21 in the nation in points scored per game
#11 in the nation in assissts per game
#5 in the nation for Field Goal percentage

Go Jays

Bklyn wrote:Shassity? Jesus, help us.

She must be rather large, too

Police said a second vehicle in the car, who was identified as Stevenson,

heh

Rot Roh Raggy.....


www.newsobserver.com/2012/12/1...w-academic.html


PUBLISHED FRI, DEC 14, 2012 07:05 PM
MODIFIED FRI, DEC 14, 2012 07:06 PM
Accrediting agency to review academic procedures at UNC-Chapel Hill


A fifth review has been launched in UNC-Chapel Hill’s saga of academic fraud involving athletes.

This week, the university’s accreditor, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, said it would review UNC-CH’s handling of the academic irregularities in the African and Afro-American Studies department.

Chancellor Holden Thorp was notified in a telephone call, he wrote in a memo to trustees.
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SACS-COC - Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
The Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools is a regional accreditation body that is recognized by the United States Department of Education. They are responsible for accrediting schools and colleges in all of the southern states — Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.
SACS-COC was founded in 1895 and is located in Decatur, Georgia. Just like other accreditation commissions and associations in other regions, the mission of SACS-COC is to help improve the quality of education in colleges within that region. To do that they work on creating a series of criteria that must be adhered to before accreditation can be granted. The colleges also need to renew their accreditation periodically once they get it. When a college earns accreditation from SACS-COC, they show us that they are dedicated to providing the highest quality education possible. The focus at this commission is on quality, honesty, and integrity. By upholding the standards that they believe in, they are promoting the ideals they wish to encourage. They will award accreditation to schools that fit with their mission.