An equally good team? That final four game was over before halftime because MSU was outclassed at every position on the floor.
So, just so I have this straight, you honestly believe that Tyus Jones, who was one of the slowest athletes at the combine, would have NOT ONLY been drafted in the first round, but would have possibly played himself up to the lottery, to go on and become MSU's highest picked OAD player ever, after playing with a cast of basketball players inferior to his chosen team?
The surrounding cast is what made Tyus a OAD. Duke made Tyus a OAD. Just like the surrounding cast at Kentucky made Devin Booker a OAD.
For the top players, it doesn't matter as much where you go. For the other 27 or 28 kids in the top 30, it does matter, and it matters a lot.
If Bridges wants a chance to play for money in 2017, he will be in Lexington this time next year.