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BB Recruiting Jasper Johnson

Kentucky is having him in for an official visit this weekend, and from what I’ve been told they need to go all out.

Talked to a source close to Jasper who said that the UNC visit couldn’t have gone any better. From the game, the red carpet treatment, and how the coaches connected with him personally. Jasper grew up a UNC fan and they made a terrific push for him last weekend.

We won but ….wow

This was by far the worst officiated game I’ve seen this year. We were grabbed, held pushed an hacked all night. Our bigs were constantly pushed with 2 hands in the back on rebounds. UGO was pushed so hard on a lob he threw it out of bounds. The first 3 seconds call of the year goes against the teams that’s been complaining about all other teams camping in the lane and shielding our bigs from help defense. Then they receive every baby bump. This was North Carolina bad.
Edit: Stackhouse complained about the officials being inconsistent and biased in his post game presser. Complained enough he probably gets fined. They had 30 points in free throws, we had 11. They pushed our bigs from behind when jumping causing them to miss rebounds. You can’t make up a reason to complain for Vanderbilt except the one bad call on Edwards lob. That block was clean.

Since it’s an interesting topic (imo)

What is your actual definition of a Blue Blood?

Is it a National Championship in multiple decades? Let’s say, 3?

Multiple FF’s through multiple decades? Again, min of 3

Is it the teams that basically started it all around the 30’s-40’s & had sustained success?

Is it the sheer # of champions?

What (in your opinion) is the criteria to be labeled a true blue blood and not some pretender or wannabe?
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