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Tired of post season play times.

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by , March 10th, 2010 at 09:17 PM (177 Views)
So now that it is time for the post season, we are already to cheer on our Cats as we sit down on the couch to watch the game...or not. I'm pretty sure you have all realized that most SEC, NIT, NCAA tournament games have been on a weekday in the middle of the day. I know plenty of people who won't get to watch the game because of work or school. If they want high ratings why do they schedule the games when people can't watch it. Some teachers let us watch it, but only if they are Kentucky fans. I have had way to many teachers who could care less and didn't really understand UK basketball in this state, we begged and begged for them to let us watch it but they wouldn't. I wish they would just think of the younger or working fans when they schedule.

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  1. Scott's Avatar
    It's a valid point. It doesn't work for a lot of working folks either. Scores are made too available so DVR'ing games doesn't help much either.
  2. andrea1994barney's Avatar
    I don't even have DVR.
  3. true2kyblue's Avatar
    How about regular season too? I mean the late games,which don't start until 9pm,don't help out those that have to get up @ 5am. This schedule has been ridiculous.

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