Got to love his attitude and confidence...
@_JustCharles_: Kentucky will be 2016 National Champs. Best believe it.
@_JustCharles_: Kentucky will be 2016 National Champs. Best believe it.
Give me as many talented Chicago and NY/NJ kids as we can land. Those cats are just a different breed.
I love the confidence too; but, had to raise my eyebrows a bit after hearing Briscoe proclaim himself the best 3-point shooter in the nation. Talk about setting the bar high! I guess my point is, have confidence, but let your play (and stats) do your talking.
Yea, and then he went out and won the 3-point contest at the BallIsLife allstar game.
not sure you understand the kid's confidence. comes off brash to you maybe. i love it though and it helps him on the court. he's not a "shooter" he's just a big shot maker. the kid can score and he will make his share of threes too.Again, love the confidence, but I don't believe all the best shooters in the nation were in that contest, and I believe he said it after he won. (and walked off leaving 2 racks of balls unshot, sure that he had made enough already to win).
I do not want my comments to come off like I don't like Briscoe; I really love his game. Guess we just chalk it up to youthful brashness.
FAR MATTHEWSI don't care for this kind of thing. Just show us rather than tell us!!
I don't care for this kind of thing. Just show us rather than tell us!!
Rarely does a NCAA champion gain a title without a Chicago-area kid. Just look at the recent wave of Chicago-based talent that helped their respective teams win it all:
2015 - Jahlil Okafor
2014 - Ryan Boatright
2013 - Wayne Blackshear
2012 - Anthony Davis
2011 - none
2010 - Jon Sheyer
2009 - Bobby Frasor
2008 - Sherron Collins
Even our last three national championship teams featured Chicago-based kids as their best players: Davis in '12; Mohammed in '98; Walker in '96.
Rarely does a NCAA champion gain a title without a Chicago-area kid. Just look at the recent wave of Chicago-based talent that helped their respective teams win it all:
2015 - Jahlil Okafor
2014 - Ryan Boatright
2013 - Wayne Blackshear
2012 - Anthony Davis
2011 - none
2010 - Jon Sheyer
2009 - Bobby Frasor
2008 - Sherron Collins
Even our last three national championship teams featured Chicago-based kids as their best players: Davis in '12; Mohammed in '98; Walker in '96.
Great post. Our best results combine Chicago players and in-state players. From a historical perspective, our best chances of winning are when we satisfy both halves of that recipe. NEVER have we won a title without legit contribution from at least one in-state player. It has never happened.
I don't care for this kind of thing. Just show us rather than tell us!!
Great post. Our best results combine Chicago players and in-state players. From a historical perspective, our best chances of winning are when we satisfy both halves of that recipe. NEVER have we won a title without legit contribution from at least one in-state player. It has never happened.