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While I was trying to take a picture of Rajon Rondo at the Big Blue All Star game, Rondo decided he wanted to take a picture of me and took my camera.

After he took the pic he said to make sure I hang it on my wall.

I'll just post my cheezy grin in my blog instead.

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true blue has only one team to root for go cats

Friends, Romans, Countrymen and BBN. It's time to vote again. Get your fingers ready, get your friends informed, vote again for John Wall. This time John, our very own SuperWall of Kentucky, the new Wizard of Washington is nominated for Best Breakthrough Athlete and Best Male College Athlete. Let's make this a grand slam...#1 NBA Draft Pick and now let's get help get him the 2 ESPY awards from ESPN. Not sure if you can vote every day, but if you have different PC's with different IP's vote from each of them. Don't let me down, we lost a couple earlier this year, pay attention, read my lips, so to speak, VOTE VOTE VOTE FOR JOHN WALL FOR THE 2 ESPY AWARDS! Do it now, please! Go Cats!:cat:

According to the NBA rookie salary scale, here’s what the five Kentucky players drafted in the first round Thursday night can expect in guaranteed salary their first two seasons:

John Wall, the first pick: $4,286,900 his first season and $4,608,400 the second second.

DeMarcus Cousins, the fifth pick: $2,812,200 his first season and $3,023,100 the second season.

Patrick Patterson, the 14th pick: $1,519,400 his first season and $1,633,300 the second season.

Eric Bledsoe, the 18th pick: $1,237,500 his first season and $1,330,300 the second season.

Daniel Orton, the 29th pick: $857,000 his firrt season and $921,300 the second season.

I have read alot of stories about John Wall, but this one is by far the best. It really tells the story of the trials and tribulations he went through as a kid. And of course we all know how the story of him coming to UK and what he done here, and as the NBA draft draws closer, reading this about him in the Washington Post gives me a new out look on John Wall, and I love him more now than ever.


Just click her to read the article.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...48.html?sub=AR