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  • LIVE BLOG: Girls' Sweet Sixteen (Mar 10, 2010)
    First round:
    1 p.m.: Butler vs. Henderson Co.
    2:30 p.m.: Mercy vs. Marion Co.
    7:30 p.m.: Rowan Co. vs. Breathitt Co.
    9 p.m.: Clay Co. vs. Anderson Co.
    Preview | Notes | Matchups | Bracket
  • Immaturity can kill the Cats, says Cal (Mar 10, 2010)
    John Calipari had sports psychologist and self-styled golf guru Bob Rotella speak to the Kentucky team about how to deal with temporary setbacks. "I'm doing everything in my power to get through to my very young team," Calipari told reporters on Tuesday.

    With UK preparing for the Southeastern Conference Tournament later this week and then the all-important NCAA Tournament, maybe Calipari should quote the late cartoonist Walt Kelly. In commemorating Earth Day in 1970, Kelly drew a cartoon of a deforested patch of ground and applied a memorable caption: "We Have Met The Enemy and He Is Us."

    That sums up Calipari's wariness as his freshman-oriented team enters the post-season. The Cats need to shrug off bad calls, wayward elbows and any other indignities. Or else risk an abrupt end to a successful season.

    "There's only one thing that can affect us in any of these tournaments," Calipari said. "And that is us."

    Not officiating. Not three-point shooting. Not free-throw shooting.
  • SEC honors Wall, Cousins but not Calipari (Mar 10, 2010)
    Kentucky swept the Southeastern Conference coaches' major individual awards for players. But it was the award that did not go Kentucky's way that puzzled the Wildcats.

    When John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins, the league's Player and Freshman of the Year, respectively, learned that Kevin Stallings of Vanderbilt had been voted Coach of the Year, they were confused.

    "Who is that?" Wall asked Cousins.

    Recalling Wall's question, Cousins said, "I was, like, 'I don't know. Who is that?'

    "I thought that was the coach from Georgia or something."
  • Notes: Mack the man as Butler takes Horizon title (Mar 10, 2010)
    Shelvin Mack scored all 14 of his points in the first half, and Matt Howard had 14 points and nine rebounds to help No. 12 Butler rout second-seeded Wright State 70-45 in the Horizon League title game Tuesday night.

    Butler (28-4) extended the nation's longest winning streak to 20 and heads into NCAA play as the only Division I team to complete a perfect conference season.

    The Raiders (20-12) were led by N'Gai Evans with 13 points. They lost for the third time this season to Butler and barely avoided setting a record for worst loss in a Horizon championship game with two free throws with 3.8 seconds to go. The record margin is 26 points, set in 1988.

    Butler took control quickly in the first half, hitting eight three-pointers, four of them from Mack, a Bryan Station High graduate.

    Summit League: Derick Nelson scored a career-high 36 points and slow-starting Oakland, Mich., defeated IUPUI 76-64 in the Summit League championship game in Sioux Falls, S.D., to advance to the NCAA Tournament.
  • Talbott steps down as LexCath girls' coach (Mar 10, 2010)
    Coach Tony Talbott has been on the Lexington Catholic bench through four Sweet Sixteen championships, and he'd like to continue to be there for a few more, but not as the head coach.

    Talbott, a longtime assistant with the Lady Knights program who turned head coach two years ago, confirmed Tuesday that he has stepped down.

    Catholic is expected to name its new head coach later this week, but Talbott said he was a big fan of the soon-to-be-named coach and is expected to stay on as an assistant.

    Talbott said it was a mutual decision between him and the Lexington Catholic administration that he step aside and that it had nothing to do with his 29-27 record over the past two seasons or the Knights' absence this year from region tournament for the first time since 1994.

    "I never wanted to be a head coach, but I took the job for the kids' sake, and I gave it a try," he said.
  • For the Record (Mar 8, 2010)
    Marriage licenses, civil suits, charges filed, health inspections and property transfers
  • Candidates approach drug problem differently (Mar 5, 2010)
    One man wants to keep the problem and three others want to inherit it. Sound like the beginning of some strange riddle? Actually, it?s one way to describe the current race for Floyd County?s next...
  • Schools placed on lockdown after threat (Mar 5, 2010)
    PAINTSVILLE ? Johnson Central High School and Johnson County Middle School were placed on lockdown Thursday morning, after a student allegedly made threats that led to his arrest by the Paintsville...
  • Some families begin to return following mudslide (Mar 5, 2010)
    WHEELWRIGHT ? At least one family who was evacuated in Wheelwright following a mudslide has returned home. Misty and Joey Tackett and their four children returned to their home along Branham Stree...
  • Stovall returns to Otter Creek (Mar 5, 2010)
    WHEELWRIGHT ? One of the two new moves to restructure at Otter Creek Correctional Center is in place. Late last month, Randy Stovall resumed his position as warden of the prison and, according to p...