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I had never shot Big Blue Madness before this year, usually because I'm in Carter County hunting. But I was able to do it this year. It turned out to be a Murphy's Law night for me. The light was beautiful, but constantly changing. I had an 8:30 deadline, which was about 10 minutes into the men's gig. The internet wouldn't work on my laptop, which suddenly turned transmitting to Louisville into a nightmare. My phone died in the middle of it. There were no numbers on the front of the jerseys, so I couldn't identify half of them, which is a big deal with a Calipari team because they're all new! Then try throwing the Harrison twins into that mix! UK didn't pass out roster cards, and with no internet I wasn't sure how to spell some of their names, once I figured out who they were. But hey...no complaints from me. Very happy to be there!
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Kentucky's Hunter Joyer misses a tackle against Florida's Trey Burton in the first half. Florida won 24-7.
September 28, 2013
Kentucky's Jojo Kemp is wrapped up by Florida's Antonio Morrison (3), left, in the second half. Florida won 24-7.
September 28, 2013
Joker got a warm welcome from his former players at the end of the game.
We were lucky to get the Honor Flight in this year before the government shutdown. But if we had gone after the shutdown, maybe we could have been one of the groups to break through the barriers and go in anyway. As usual, this is always one of my favorite assignments each year. I appreciate Touchstone Energy bringing me along each year. I love hearing the stories that these men have to tell from their place and time in World War II, and I love being a small part of their trip to Washington DC, to see the Memorials that have been built in their honor.
It all starts in the Louisville Airport early that morning, and ends about 14 hours later.
The reception at the Baltimore Washington International Airport is always a surprise for the vets.
Several of these active duty service men and women drove 12 hours from Ft. Gordon, near Augusta, Georgia, just to greet The Honor Flight vets as they got off the plane in Baltimore.
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
Photo by Tim Webb
The whole day is a great experience. But the Homecoming Parade, with about 300 people in the concourse at the Louisville Airport, tops it all off. It's something that will make even the toughest of men cry. These, and all vets fight for a cause. The Homecoming Parade symbolizes what they fight for.
My wife Natalie celebrated her 40th Birthday on Labor Day. Here is a little video that I put together of her first 40 years.
It was a beautiful day for football as Kentucky hosted Louisville. It certainly could've been worse, but in a lot of ways, Kentucky held their own against their brothers to the west, only losing 27-13.
Louisville's DeVante Parker scores a touchdown against Kentucky's Eric Dixon, left, and Fred Tiller, right.
September 14, 2013
Kentucky's Jordan Aumiller, left, celebrates with Alexander Montgomery, after scoring the Wildcat's only touchdown against Louisville.
September 14, 2013
Louisville coach Charlie Strong took a 10-3 lead into halftime against Kentucky.
September 14, 2013
Louisville's Senorise Perry rushes against Kentucky's Mister Cobble, during the second half.
September 14, 2013
Senorise Perry (32), left, celebrates with DeVante Parker after scoring Louisville's first touchdown in the first half against Kentucky.
September 14, 2013
UK and UL fans celebrating before the game.
September 14, 2013
UK and UL fans celebrating before the game.
September 14, 2013
UK and UL fans celebrating before the game.
September 14, 2013
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