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Come Fan with UsWednesday, August 5, 2026

Harold Calloway Had A Bad Day

If you were on Twitter on Monday night, you may have heard reports of someone being shot in Lexington, Ky. during the celebration riot after Kentucky won the national championship. That man was Harold Calloway.

The “good” news is that he was shot in the foot (as opposed to the head, for instance). The bad news is that doctors were forced to amputate the foot. The worse news is that he had an outstanding warrant for drug-related charges in Indiana and will be extradited as soon as he’s healthy enough to leave the hospital.

When getting shot in the foot is the best thing that happened to you, it’s officially a bad day. But hey, go Wildcats!

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