Beer Hunt - Case Race Rules

BEER HUNT

- Teams of 3 to be selected at random out of hat (# of teams depends on # of people.)

- First 3 names drawn from hat will be labeled “captain.”

- Each team is given one case of beer (24), must be cans. (Bud Light.)

- Each team has maximum 30 minutes to decide where beers will be hidden and to outline a clue sheet (which will be used later in the game).

- Clue sheets must be detailed and somewhat easy to understand.

- If cans are hidden inside of something, you must specify this with a clue on the clue sheet.

- Beers must be hidden in groups of 4, there should only be 6 hiding spots.

- Hiding spots must be away from public eye to avoid problems.

- Teams will have a maximum time of 30 minutes to hide the beer.

- Teams must be at base to exchange clue sheets at end of 30 minute time period.

- Base will be determined the day of the hunt.

- Each team will receive ONE clue sheet from ONE other team.

- Your team’s objective is to find all 24 beers based on the clues from your given clue sheet.

- Boundaries:
- Can’t hide beyond stop-light at Blessed Sacrament/Pleasant Ridge.
- Can’t hide beyond Kroger.
- Can’t hide beyond any rail-road crossings.
- Can’t hide beyond Better Bodies.
- Can’t hide in or around anyone’s house.
- Can't hide in the cemetery!
- Can't hide in cars.

- First team back to base with all 24 beers from designated clue sheet wins!

- 1st place “captain” is awarded first pick in Case Race draft, 2nd place “captain” awarded 2nd pick of Case Race draft, and so on.

- Any penalties against rules/regulations of Beer Hunt will result in 5 minute penalties against that “captain’s” Case Race team during Case Race.

CASE RACE

- Teams of 3 are chosen in a draft, order of draft decided by Beer Hunt results.

- Each team will receive a case (24) of beer (cans).

- All teams start at designated start time, jump starts result in 5 minute penalties.

- First team to finish ALL 24 beers wins.~ Penalties from Beer Hunt will pertain to beginning of Case Race.

- All teams are to stay in the designated area.

- If a player has to leave the area, ALL teams must be notified, and beer left behind. The referee must also be notified.

- All 24 beers of each team must be visible at all times, including empty cans.

- Players may not bong, shotgun, or consume 2 beers at once.

- Interference with an opposing player’s beer results in a 5 minute penalty.

- Dropping an open beer will result in a 5 minute penalty.

- If a player pukes, that player is immediately disqualified.

- 1st offense of cheating will result in 5 minute penalty of that player.

- 2nd offense of cheating will result in 10 minute penalty of that player + 5 minute penalty of that player’s team.

- 3rd offense of cheating will result in disqualification of that player + 10 minute penalty of that player’s team.

- For an official win, all 24 beers must be TOTALLY empty AND accounted for.

- Any offense of rules besides cheating offenses will result in a 5 minute penalty.

Another Recruit Pops Up

Scout.com has reported that Terrance Henry has cut his list down to five schools, and Kentucky is among them. The other four schools Henry listed were Arkansas, Kansas, Miami (FL), and Mississippi. Henry is 6'9" and weighs 190 pounds, he plays both the small forward and the power forward positions. Henry rates as a four-star prospect and is listed as one of the top 100 players in his class. He currently ranks 18th among power forwards, and 12th among small forwards.

A lot of people compare him to Perry Stevenson, he is tall and thin, he does very well on defense and gets the ball in the basket when necessary. Henry will be visiting UK this fall, it is believed that he will be attending Midnight Madness along with Rotnei Clarke and other Kentucky recruits. Henry, as a junior, was very capable of putting up double-doubles and even triple-doubles. Expect Henry to jump up in the rankings his senior season, this kid could turn out to be a very exciting prospect.

The Man From Sudan

Many reports came out this weekend of a "mystery" big man on campus. I am not 100% positive who this person was, but I have been catching wind of a new target, who may or may not have been this "mystery" big man.

John Riek, a native of Sudan, has suddenly popped up on UK's radar and many other schools as well. Riek attends Our Savior New American High School, and has recently been listed as one of the top five players in the 2008 class, ranking second in his position. Riek is a 7'2" 240 pound man-child, a pure dominant center. He is exceptionally gifted on the defensive side and is an excellent rebounder. Riek's wing-span is incredibly long and his hand strength makes it almost impossible to take the ball away from him upon rebounding. Improvement in post play is needed, and Riek seems to dribble unnecessarily at times.

UK has been in contact with Riek, and are listed in his top schools. It is unknown whether Riek has visited UK or when exactly he will visit. Riek is relatively new and not much is known about him, but I will deliver more information when it becomes available.

Jurassic Park 4

The production team for Jurassic Park 4 is now in the casting stages in its development towards a new movie. Laura Dern will be returning for the fourth installment, but Sam Neill will not. That's a bummer.

The plot details were originally thought to be about a secret island/mountain in the Pacific. The island supposedly contains U.S. military who are sent to train dinosaurs how to carry weapons and fight in battle. Crazy huh?

Well the ACTUAL plot details have OFFICIALLY been released. The fourth installment will be about a team of U.S. soldiers sent to a secret island/mountain to train dinosaurs how to use giant guns and fight in war battles.

I'm dead serious.

Facility, Stripes, and Singleton

The Herald-Leader has posted a picture tour of UK's the new basketball practice facility. The new facility was open to the public Friday, Aug. 10 from 5-8 p.m. and Saturday, Aug. 11 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. The facility looks nothing short of amazing! I can't see how a recruit would even second guess going to UK after seeing it. To take the picture tour CLICK HERE.



The University of Kentucky's football team was introduced to a new training method recently. White stripes were placed down the center of the defensive players helmets in hopes of improving the player's ball awareness. The white stripes act as an aid in seeing exactly where the players are looking during practice drills. If the player isn't looking in the correct spot, the coach can easily spot the mistake by looking where the ball is and where the white stripe is facing.



Chris Singleton recently told a number of interviewers his current list of top schools. Singleton listed seven schools, including UK at number five. The 6'8" 210 pound small forward plans on visiting UK sometime this fall, and expects UK to move up on his list after the visit. A lot of speculation points towards Singleton as being UK's biggest target, but many believe Tennessee still has the upper hand.