Billy Gillespie asked for A&M job back after loss to Gardner-Webb

The Fantasy Sports Review posted 11/13/2007 from www.serioussportsnewsnetwork.com [flag]

LEXINGTON, KY — During a team meeting on Sunday, Kentucky head basketball coach Billy Gillispie told his Wildcats that he will be staying in Lexington and not returning to Texas A&M. (SATIRE) [link]

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What’s up Billy?
Published 12/6/2007 by BigFootFool at Loser with Socks
... tanking it against G-Webb last month. Well, hurry up and win Gillespie, because with your next 7 games before opening up conference play against Vandy, you could easily go 3-4 and end up 7-6. What’s the problem Gillespie? You’re supposed to be a whiz kid… You’re at the best basketball school in the country right? The fans love you and your decision making… Even though they made you decide to put in Alex Legion in the 2nd half. You still like the Blue or are you thinking about going back to Texas A&M . Speaking of Alex Legion, what’s up with that? I coulda sworn everything ...

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