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Now, this year's NCAA Tournament so far has been for lack of a better term, really drunk.

Now, since there hasn't been any truly dominant teams at the top this year,

like we've seen in the past, the parody is at an all-time high in this version of March Madness.

Now, while that's a great thing for college basketball fans and college basketball in general,

one of the bluest bloods in Kentucky seems to be falling into a trend of disappointment

that is forming almost annually. In fact, they only have one NCAA tournament win in the last three

years, even though their head coach John Calipari is the highest paid coach in the country.

They haven't been to a final four since 2014, even though they recruit an unbelievably elite level

and have more resources than Saudi Arabia. Now, it seems that about this same time every year,

I have to come on here and ask Kentucky fans why they keep falling into what I call

the Coach Cal cycle. It comes like this. It starts with a disappointing

into the season where Cal's seat is starting to heat up, but then there's hope

after seeing the incredible players and classes he brings in. His seat cools down a bit,

because nobody wants to cause any friction for this new wave of prize recruits that are going to

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