re: Kentucky, your basketball team is terrible

Hoojy- what do you have, 10 posts all time? I'm on mobile so I can't tell. Never saw you on here before. Don't act like you didn't expect Kentucky to win by a minimum of 15 points. If you did, then you were in the minority. And believe me, I'm not trolling. If I were trolling, I'd be saying that UK sucks and you are overrated. Obviously I'm not saying those things. Ohio State played their best game of the year. I don't see a problem with saying that. Football bucks beat the best in the SEC last January in New Orleans. Basket bucks beat the best in the SEC today in Brooklyn. I think that's a nice accomplishment for them, that's all.

Kentucky will be fine come March. I still think they'll make the Elite 8.

Yes it's torture for people living up there. Depending on what you're into though. I lived up there for 33 years. Been down here in Florida the past 6. Heading back to Ohio in a year and a half. This time, for the long haul. I don't want to miss my daughter growing up but I came down here for a huge construction project in Ft. Myers. And I've been staying in Cape Coral for the past couple of years. It's obvious that the weather is better down here, but to live along the coastal areas, you need a ton of money. I do all right, and my wife is working full time. We make enough to put our daughter through private school. All my family and wife's family is back north. No offense to the south, but home is where the heart is. I appreciate the opportunities afforded me by Florida, but it's not really home. I spend plenty of money here. my sister is moving back to Ohio in April with her husband and their boys. They've been in the Macon, GA area for seven years. The boys will miss the south because of their teenage friends and girlfriends. I won't have that issue because my daughter is already up north. I have a great opportunity back home for work that will be opening up in 2017 so I can't pass it by. Football down here is amazing, even at the high school level. It's a lot like Ohio as far as that goes. Some towns shut down on Fridays for high school teams up there. Texas is the same way. But I don't care for western Texas or eastern NM. There's just nothing around for hours.