CHICAGO, Ill. (WDRB) — Curt Cignetti is almost aggressively ordinary.
Every July, the ACC gathers its coaches and players in a hotel ballroom and spends three days trying to answer the same question.
A Trinity kid. A Louisville quarterback. A Kentucky coach. Back home on a July morning.
The school didn't just hire an athletic director. It made one of the largest executive hires in college sports.
He sounded like a man who has already accepted what it has become.
For years, college sports leaders marched into Congress carrying the same message.
Brian Kloman, who served as the Cardinals’ Executive Director of Player Personnel and Strategic Initiatives this past season and defensive coordinator a season ago, is leaving to become general manager at Auburn.
Kentucky entered this season expecting a climb. Instead, the Wildcats spent much of it adjusting.
The most unsettling thing about Florida's visit to Rupp Arena on Saturday wasn't the score.
Thomas Haugh had 20 points and nine rebounds as No. 5 Florida beat Kentucky 84-77 to end the regular season with an 11-game winning streak.Â