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ukaveman said...
C'mon man, have some perspective! I'm as disappointed as the next guy but this isn't the first time a bunch of freshmen didn't pan out in their first year. I'm just curious to see who does the smart thing and returns for a second season. Regardless, I can't dump on a bunch of 18 year old kids because they didn't continue the roll we've been on. Just remember, the credit goes to the man in the arena who is out there trying greatly while we sit on our collective arse criticizing and never knowing what it's like to be in the spotlight.
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ukaveman said...
C'mon man, have some perspective! I'm as disappointed as the next guy but this isn't the first time a bunch of freshmen didn't pan out in their first year. I'm just curious to see who does the smart thing and returns for a second season. Regardless, I can't dump on a bunch of 18 year old kids because they didn't continue the roll we've been on. Just remember, the credit goes to the man in the arena who is out there trying greatly while we sit on our collective arse criticizing and never knowing what it's like to be in the spotlight.
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mtk4uk said...
And whose fault is it that they are young and inexperienced? That is why the relying on one year players is ultimately going to fail. Next year will be the same thing. Sure we have another #1 class coming in but so was this one. Cal has been here 4 years and there is still no bench or veteran players that are here to be leaders. That I pin on Cal. No offense to Mays or Harrow but you dont go out and just grab whatever transfer you can and expect them to come in and be leaders or carry a team. Just will not happen. Some players need to be brought in that will stick around for 3 to 4 years that can provide stability and leadership and compliment the one and done guys. This year was like watching a bad NBA team. I dont like the NBA because it is all about the individual and that is what this team is. A bunch of individuals.
This post was edited by Nate87 on 3/16/2013 at 1:23 AM
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mtk4uk said...
Now that he is relying on freshman alone, no it wont work. Look at his last three teams. You had Patterson, Liggins, Miller, Harrelson all there to steady the ship and be a leader. Last years group of freshman were special. How often is a MKG and Davis with their abilities, maturity and modesty going to come walking in? Relying mainly on freshman with no leadership is a recipe for failure. All I am saying is that to be consistent there must be some veterans to lead any championship contender.
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mtk4uk said...
Personally I would like to see Harrow move on. Probably Goodwin as well. I feel that both of those guys are part of the problem. When Harrow walked away from the team at the start of the season we saw why he has not stayed at one school. He is a head case. Goodwin is only out for himself. It is all about his points. Granted he does play hard but very reckless and as Cal has said "uncoachable".
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tWhit said...
I wish we could paste this post at the top for everyone to see next year when we win the national title. Clearly with some of the kids on this team playing a huge role. Plus a kid like Harrow could definitely make a difference in the program at some point. You want experience in the program as do I. He's a kid that could give us that. And you want him to move on. Why?
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mtk4uk said...
After his whole little ordeal where he tanked against Maryland and decided to leave the team for the mystery illness, I feel he deserted the team. It is obvious he cant handle the bright lights of the UK program. Dont get me wrong, I dont wish the kid any ill will, but I think there is a reason he left NC State and it appears he has some personal issues. I would much rather see some in state kids get a scholarship to UK then players like Harrow and Mays.
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mtk4uk said...
Now that he is relying on freshman alone, no it wont work. Look at his last three teams. You had Patterson, Liggins, Miller, Harrelson all there to steady the ship and be a leader. Last years group of freshman were special. How often is a MKG and Davis with their abilities, maturity and modesty going to come walking in? Relying mainly on freshman with no leadership is a recipe for failure. All I am saying is that to be consistent there must be some veterans to lead any championship contender.
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