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Now here's Matt Jones.

Welcome back. It is Kentucky Sports Radio here live.

It Mike's landing. The sun is out. People starting to get out on their boats. It's almost like they

decided right now would be the time to start them all up. I see a UK flag over there. Great crowd.

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We had a couple people in here mention in terms of a dude Drew ripped like Frank Charles Hurt,

who's a little before my time.

But if you ask folks a little bit older than me and say who was the strongest player to play at Kentucky,

they'll almost always say Charles Hurt. Yeah, he had a nickname, dude. He's like a bodybuilder more than basketball player back then. One person writes, Matt, what about Tiger Woods as someone whose fall was as big as Phil Mickelson? I almost mentioned Hill, but I don't know that's quite as big as's. I don't think it's as big because I think people still kind of want to root for Tiger. I don't think they're going to be rooting for Phil. I just feel like for whatever reason they don't look at Tiger the same. I mean, Tiger was a serial cheater, but there's a big detail with Phil that says non-consensual that takes that to another level. And I't think Tiger ever had anything like that I mean Tiger definitely got around but this is and it

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