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Not sure what you mean Arksulli? I always follow all sports.
Well there is follow and there is Follow. I don't think you make a lot of posts about volleyball as an example.
I am just saying if you are going to be posting a lot about women's softball or baseball or what have you, let me know. I come here to be entertained and enlightened after all.
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re: Kentucky - SEC Women's Swimming ChampionsPosted by UKWildcats
on 2/23/21 at 3:31 pm to bigDgator

Yep, our first SEC swimming title ever. Hard to believe. UK just keeps on winning.
re: Kentucky - SEC Women's Swimming ChampionsPosted by paperwasp
on 2/23/21 at 3:33 pm to UKWildcats

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UK just keeps on winning

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Well there is follow and there is Follow. I don't think you make a lot of posts about volleyball as an example.
I am just saying if you are going to be posting a lot about women's softball or baseball or what have you, let me know. I come here to be entertained and enlightened after all.
I don't post about volleyball because the SEC isn't very good and for years it was Florida and her ugly step-sisters and I would just look like a homer. Now Kentucky has stepped up and been the top team the last 2-3 years with Florida right behind them and not much else.
Mizzou is usually decent and sometimes Aggie. Arkansas is improving for sure. The way they messed up the schedule and played several matches against the same team in the same weekend in the Fall and now having the real season in the Spring is all jacked up.
This post was edited on 2/24 at 2:02 am
re: Kentucky - SEC Women's Swimming ChampionsPosted by TimeOutdoors
on 2/24/21 at 3:48 am to bigDgator


Kentucky has some great club volleyball programs. LSU seems to be doing well with beach volleyball though. Really hate it wasn’t a college sport when I was in college.
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