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cobbycobb said...
I just read some posts and an article at the Vols website. LMAO at the tools that still keep thinking they have a shot at bringing in Jon Gruden. The denial in that fanbase is rampant.
It's also funny reading the respnses to being turned down again, and again by the various coaches. I love it!
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sleepydog said...
Jchso2 you seem to hate a lot when referring to people or places but I think he stayed where he wanted to be and isnt a moron for not wanting to coach in the SEC. Maybe he is happy and his family is happy where he is and didnt want to uproot them to take the SEC job. $$$ isnt always the endall to a lot of people and a bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush.
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ACCfordayzz said...
Lowsyville? Basically what you're saying is that the state of Kentucky would be nothing without Lexington..
Lexington is the ass crack of this state, you're a complete moron if you think otherwise. Considering the city of Louisville generates more than 80% of the enitre state's gross income, I can easily see where you got Lowsyville from....


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wildcatknh said...
I can't believe I'm actually going to try and answer this post with factual information ... but here goes.
Louisville's metro area GDP is $58B out of the $165B for the state as a whole. Slightly over 35%.
Personal income for Louisville metro is $48B out of $141B for the state. An even smaller percentage ... 34%.
Exactly how do they teach math in Jefferson County?
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wildcatknh said...
I can't believe I'm actually going to try and answer this post with factual information ... but here goes.
Louisville's metro area GDP is $58B out of the $165B for the state as a whole. Slightly over 35%.
Personal income for Louisville metro is $48B out of $141B for the state. An even smaller percentage ... 34%.
Exactly how do they teach math in Jefferson County?
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