I must admit, I am not the Kentucky fan that has everything Kentucky Wildcats. I do not fly flags on my car on game day nor do I paint my face blue or white (nothing against those that do, but if I did it I would look like a fat guy with a blue and white painted face). I know plenty of people that are collectors and have “Wildcat Rooms” which, depending on the implementation, can actually be cool.[PRBREAK][/PRBREAK]
When I ran across the Kentucky Wildcats [URL=”http://www.amazon.com/Kentucky-Wildcats-Sweet-Smoky-Sauce/dp/B0012R0WC6/ref=acc_glance_sg_ai_-2_t_1″]BBQ[/URL] and [URL=”http://www.amazon.com/Hot-Sauce-Harrys-Kentucky-Wildcats/dp/B000SD3ARY/ref=acc_glance_sg_ai_-2_t_1″]steak[/URL] sauce, all I could think was “seriously, isn’t this overboard?” If you buy this, is it because it has Wildcats on it or because it’s a good condiment? Is this something that you would put in your prized Wildcats memorabilia cabinet or do you really crack the lid when you light the grill? Toodarnhot.com even offers some [URL=”http://www.toodarnhot.com/pd_kentucky_wildcats_touchdown_bbq.cfm”]Kentucky Wildcats Touchdown BBQ Sauce[/URL] if you prefer.
Ok, it really doesn’t matter either way. I just thought it was interesting. If you have ever bought this product, I would love to hear if it was for display for consumption. Please leave us a comment below.
Now back to your regularly scheduled NBA draft programming.
