Don't Be That Guy at Augu...Don't Be That Guy at Augusta NationalKentucky Fans Attack Rex ...Kentucky Fans Attack Rex Chapman On Twitter, Burn Down a HouseGame of Thrones Season Fo...Game of Thrones Season Four Episode One: Arya Gets A PonyJackson, Mississippi Mayo...Jackson, Mississippi Mayoral Candidate Delivers Worst Speech EverGene Chizik's Daughter We...Gene Chizik's Daughter Went to Prom: He Was Not PleasedFeatured StoryApr08Kentucky Fans Attack Rex Chapman On Twitter, Burn Down a HouseWritten by: Clay TravisKentucky fans took last night's loss well, reacting in a manner befitting their storied basketball program.After all, this was just a game, right? They demonstrated the proper perspective, intelligence and discretion for which.... Oh, hell, who am I kidding? They attempted to burn down a house, set 17 couch fires, and attacked Rex Chapman on Twitter, blaming his Tweet about Cal leaving for the Los Angeles Lakers for the team's performance. (Even though no one on the team knew about the Tweet), Let's focus on the Tweets sent to Chapman.I had the good fortune of being able to read the Tweets that Kentucky fans were sending in the immediate aftermath of the Wildcat loss to Connecticut.All of these Tweets were sent within 45 minutes of the game ending and they are all 100% real.Enjoy.Latest ArticlesApr08Don't Be That Guy at Augusta NationalBy Cippy WallaceTHAT GUY. Everyone knows THAT GUY. The guy at the party you can count on to creep out any girls you're trying to hit on, the guy who without fail gets entirely too drunk at the most inappropriate times, the name dropper, the cheap skate, the guy who takes a rivalry too far (lookin’ at you Harvey). As much as THAT GUY drives you insane, deep down there’s a special place in your heart for him. If you don’t know who THAT GUY is in your group of friends, I’m fairly confident in saying that it’s you. Don’t worry, I’m here to help you out.Apr07Game of Thrones Season Four Episode One: Arya Gets A PonyWritten by: Clay TravisThis season I'll be writing a "Game of Thrones," recap every Monday morning. If you aren't watching "Game of Thrones," I'm sorry. If you are and you happen to watch the show later in the week then consider this your requisite spoiler alert.I'll be writing the recaps in the same way that I do the Starting 11 every Monday morning during college football season.   With that in mind, here we go. 1. Getting the kids to bed on "Game of Thrones," night is a real challenge. We have a six year old and a three year old and GoT comes on at eight central here. That's right at bedtime. I know we're like a ton of other parents, scrambling to get the kids in bed and then holding the remote in our hand like hawks in the event the kids come down the stairs in an effort to avoid sleeping.  Otherwise inevitably the kids would walk in during an orgy scene that ends in a beheading and they would go to kindergarten and pre-schoo