A TON of my friends were there last night and we are all just sick. A total freak accident and I feel so awful for his family and for Rey Jr. and his family.

Konnan was trying to get a response from him but he still had to play to the crowd. They all did. It's horrible; there's a clear fear and concern over all of them. They ended the match and Rey never even looked away from Aguayo.

Oh man, that's hard to watch. By the way, Perro wasn't just a star, he was a superstar - pro-wrestling royalty due to his father and his own place in the Mexican wresting world. As for the accident, it looks like the issue was how he took the rana to the outside. The twist of his body looked wrong and he appears to…

Several mentions of the fake nature of wrestling. Often the serious injuries aren't faked even in WWE. The story lines are over the top and the moves choreographed, but as any stuntman can attest choreographed moves don't mean safe ones especially with multiple people attempting them at once. I don't discount that…

The comments on this board further prove how white feminists feel about African American women. Gloria attempts to give credit to black women and right on cue white women come out to refute her comments. Look, it is difficult to say, who exactly started the feminist movement. There are also different "waves" of the…

Every time I read Sojourner Truth's early 1850s speech "Ain't I a Woman?" I'm also reminded that she was making an argument for women's rights based on gender equality, not gender difference. White feminists for many decades continued to argue the party line that gender difference, specifically women's supposed unique…

"I thought they invented the feminist movement. I've learned feminism disproportionately from black women,"

the White middle-class part of the movement got reported more,

Wow. Your comments are beyond ridiculous. You can piss and moan about people calling you white all you want. If you are are not black you don't get to dictate to anyone if an instance of black face is offensive. Period. Event if you are black you don't get to dictate to someone if they should or shouldn't be offended…

Yeah let the other team get it rather than making a proper play on the ball, great thinking. When will players learn to adjust for blown calls?

he's boxing out the guy directly behind him, there's no guarantee that if he doesn't go up & try to rebound or tip the ball that guy won't get it or tip it in. are we really at the point where we chastise players for giving refs "an opportunity" to make a horseshit call?

Almost perfect. You left out his poor sportsmanship, where he repeatedly runs up the score on out manned teams, playing his starters 35+ minutes in 30 point routs; his penchant for twisting the story in a loss so it's about something other than his coaching; his abuse of student newspaper reporters who dare to call…

Also worth noting: Willie Cauley-Stein was an afterthought recruit who developed into a great player. He's the exact opposite of what people think of when they think of Kentucky.

My personal favorite Coach Kism was when he ripped on the Atlantic 10 for not going through the "meat grinder" of the ACC when the A10 got 6 teams or whatever into the tournament, and then his team lost to a 14 seed in the first round. That's sweet, sweet karmic justice for that loud mouth rat.

Wouldn't almost every college coach, or a large majority? I think the appeal of Calipari is he does not try to pain himself as a higher authority than he is on life, sports, etc. He's a coach trying to win.

In the pantheon of most hateable college basketball coaches, I'm inclined to go with Boeheim over Coach K.

I don't get the hate for one-and-done. Everyone knows the NCAA is a racket—the only reason one-and-done is implemented is so college teams can reap the profits from enjoying the top future NBA talent for a year (see Anthony Davis.) If anything, I think Cal's strategy is a more honorable one—he's the only coach who…

They beat Kansas, Texas, UNC and Louisville. None of those teams are Arizona, but they're certainly closer than not.