When I saw Cal's career record on the screen last night, I honestly wondered if the NCAA requires CBS to deduct the vacated UMass and Memphis years from that total. It always struck me as odd that such teams and their results get officially "removed" years later, yet they are still counted by all other unofficial standards, by both media and the watching populace. This year's UK squad is no doubt at risk of having their results dealt with in this same way, but fans of the school will no doubt include any championship from this year in their bragging rights internet discussions. If Kentucky somehow ultimately turns out to be clean, so be it, but if they are ultimately not, it would be refreshing that the NCAA would require UK officials (or those from any other future cheating school) to not only vacate results, but to make an official public announcement (as part of an agreement to continue the sport within the NCAA umbrella) to the world, "we cheated, were caught, and this team and its results will be stricken entirely from any and all school publications and physical monuments." I know, this is crazy dream, but sometimes just imagining a world without hypocrisy helps me.