John Clay’s Sidelines

Big Blue Links for Wednesday:

• The Herald-Leader’s Jerry Tipton writes on former UK commitment Dakota Euton.
• Tipton blogs that time has tarnished Trae Golden.
• UK has released its official basketball roster for next season.
• Anthony Schoettle of The Score reports that UK-Indiana may be returning to Indianapolis. (Hat tip to Spam’s Wildcat Page.)
• At WKYT, Steve Moss writes that Kenny Perry and John Calipari are enjoying a budding friendship.
• Larry Vaught of the Danville Advocate-Messenger writes that Wesley Woodyard will always be true blue.
• Jody Demling of the Courier-Journal has a day two recap from Cincinnati.
• Kentucky Sports Radio reports that hoops recruit Michael Gilchrist loves Kentucky and Villanova.
• Big Blue Uncensored has some video of Darnell Dodson.
• Jeff Goodman at Fox Sports reports that Kyrie Irving is considering UK, but says Cats aren’t in the lead.
• A Sea of Blue says Kentucky has a few debts to settle next year.
• Cat Scratches has a UK basketball roster breakdown.

It was a great tournament and a terrible final two holes for Kenny Perry at the Masters. The Franklin native led the touranment by two shots with two plays, but boeyed the final two holes. And, as you no doubt know the 48-year-old ended up losing the green jacket on the second hole of a three-way playoff to Angel Cabrera.

Some Perry links:

• Rick Telander of the Chicago Sun-Times writes that pressure turned Perry into a mere mortal.
• Christine Brennan of USA Today says Perry shows grace, but late blunders have to hurt.
• Bob Harig of ESPN.com says Perry gave the Masters away.
• At golf.com, Gary Van Sickle writes on Perry’s dream week.
• At CBS Sportsline, Steve Elling writes that Perry squandered the chance of a lifetime.
• Jeff Schultz of the AJC writes that it was a Masters to remember.
• The AJC’s Furman Bisher writes what a day, what a Masters.
• Larry Dorman of the New York Times writes about the Cabrera win.
• Bill Pennington of the New York Times writes on the Perry loss.
• Sky Sports writes that Perry says he can live with the loss.