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Today was the big day, the nations best high school basketball player, Andrew Wiggins, was to decide where he would be attending college next year and to steal a quote "taking his talents" shall we say

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Happy NFL Schedule release day and welcome 'On The Sidelines'!

Show topics for tonight include: Larry Brown the new head coach at SMU, all of Kentucky's starters go pro,  some hockey thanks to Sam Rosen, NFL Shedule release and Champions League

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The slick coach with the slick hair and slick suits always had a slick answer.  His 2007-2008 Memphis team was a notoriously poor free throw shooting team.  Cal had no problem shrugging his shoulders and assuring people 'we'll make them when they matter.'

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If you didn't already know, I grew up in Kentucky.

In the circles of the Bluegrass State, I am what is termed a "black sheep".

You see, I am the only person from both sides of my entire family that is a Louisville Cardinal fan

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Trust me when I tell you, it pains me as a Louisville Cardinal fan to write this.

If there is one thing I have learned since working here at 600 ESPN El Paso it is to be unbiased. It may be the toughest part of being in the media, to set aside your personal feelings and look at things with an open mind

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It is the Valentine's Day edition of 'On The Sidelines', Happy Valentine's Day everyone!

Tonight's show topics include: Shut up Floyd Mayweather, Steriods and drugs are the same thing to me, Don't talk about Peyton Manning until a decision is made and Nobody outside of the Commonwealth of Kentucky cares about the Kentucky Wildcats

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After a fantastic sports weekend, On The Sidelines returns!

Show topics include: Phil Mickelson saves my hair, C-USA and the Mountain West to "associate" with one another, #UTEPWBB are now 31st in the nation and Kentucky will televise practice tomorrow

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It was a late Tuesday morning in early March and the UCONN Huskies were relegated to playing in the game no one in the Big East wants to play.  The bottom feeders of the conference are used to that opening game at Madison Square Garden, but the UCONN"s, Syracuse's, Louisville's, and Pittsburgh's of the league are perennially jockeying for the top four seeds and the coveted double bye.  In front of a modest crowd Kemba Walker scored 26 points as UCONN crushed DePaul 97-71.

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