Agreed, I’d prefer he take it easy, practice with extended rest and wait until around December to really ramp it up. I know they can get guys pretty well fast, but taking the proper time and rest will benefit us more to make sure his knee is ready to go. It will take time getting confidence to play like he used to as well.
Nobody know but it is good news that everyone seems to think Kentucky has plenty of NIL and no matter what the actual numbers are that’s all that matters, competing at the top.
Yep. The more min for Moreno, the better. Bringing Q back slowly is a March win/win.
I think this deserves a poll and you should head it up!
From the looks of it ftp, I may have to go with a third option, Travis Perry experts.
Kyrie used a surgeon that also believes the earth is flat.
I don't hate him but I don't get the love affair for him either. Any time I've listened to him he's never offered anything compelling or any kind of info that a thousand other YouTubers aren't saying. Honestly any of us could do what he does if we had the name behind us.
Irving is about 15 years older and has much more wear and tear on his body
Me neither. UK won't rush him. He might be "cleared", but I wouldn't expect him to actually play until the SEC rolls around.
The day he’s ready I want him on the court. There would be no reason to keep him out if he’s cleared. And the “we re good mentality”. It’s important to get out the gate fast. The first goal has to be a 1 seed. Something we haven’t achieved since 2015.
If he’s cleared in sept and held out until SEC play that’s lunacy. With all the focus on JQs dad being adamant his son will be ready by September baring a setback, he will be playing in games in November. I read it was a partial tear. He didn’t have a blowout of the knee a partial tear. The more this has played out it’s seems to me expected he will be on the court for most if not all the start of the season. This guy needs the stage. He could be a top 5 pick if he plays to his potential and there are marquee matchups prior to sec that I’m sure he wants to play in.
Agreed. And the longer you wait to play him, the higher the chance that it messes with the team chemistry and the less time he has to get back in playing rhythm. If the docs say he's good, let him play. I honestly believe he wants to.
Don't bring common sense to this board. It doesn't belong.
Careful...You're going to get a handful of guys with one or two examples in the history of sports (not always basketball) where it happened. Or, even better, their son or brother or uncle came back in a couple weeks.
He just made a comment in what is essentially a blog post. No source, nada. Not even "I talked to his dad who said the doctor said"...So yeah, just a blowhard looking to pump BBN for clicks. Tada. It worked.
I'm an advocate of getting him minutes in November. Maybe not extended minutes, but as a big, it's critical that he gets experience in the trenches against the insane OOC schedule we have. If he's asked to run the offense at all, he's going to need November to learn as much as possible before conference play.
