Very few posters here think KU isn't "good" or that they are "mediocre". If you insist on flooding this board trying to convince one or two posters who are not going to budge, you're fighting a losing battle.
Good point.
Very few posters here think KU isn't "good" or that they are "mediocre". If you insist on flooding this board trying to convince one or two posters who are not going to budge, you're fighting a losing battle.
And Ulis fg%, rebounds, 3 point % and t/o rate are not as good as Mason's.
Let's see....56% shooting by Selden, 55 from 3. 48% and 45 for Mason and Graham (A-T ratios of 6-1 and 4-1). Greene 63%, 62 from 3.
And then there's Svi, considered by many the best pro prospect on the team.
Lots o' mediocrity there. Yep. We'll see whose guards look mediocre on Jan 30.
Again, ONE person said that. But there is not a big enough laughing emoji for the idea that Svi is your best pro prospect. Just about 1 and third seasons in and he's not exactly living up to that claim is he?
For your own sake, I wouldn't.I can google past-history of KU/UK.
1. It's infinitely better. It was won and earned. Those eight teams had to get there first by separating themselves from the competition (not by any perfect method, but they did) and then one had to stand above the rest.I don't. The Helms and any mythical National Championship (Coach's Poll, AP, UPI) are never better than a tournament. A 68-team tournament is better than a 8-team tournament. My point is that how much better is an 8-Team Tournament than a mythical championship? A step or two maybe but not heads and tails. The modern tournament started in 1984 when it expanded to 64+ teams.
But I could make a case that the best team in 1953-54 wasn't LaSalle, the NCAA Tournament winner but it was Kentucky, the 1953-54 Helms Champions who didn't go to the Tournament. And, I know that you know that those decisions were not made by 'marketing guy' but a committee of sports executives and sports media.
Why should murray be a high school senior?Selden, Ellis, and Mason have all likely reached the apex of their college production. Meaning you can't really expect a higher output. Murray (who should be a high school senior) just played his 12th collegiate game.![]()
Why should murray be a high school senior?
Anyone interested in this modern era stat? The last time Self beat UK:
http://www.bigbluehistory.net/bb/statistics/CoachesOpposing/BillSelf.html
To be honest about it I don't think we shoot free throws good enough to beat a Top 10 team on the road. You have to drill them to have a shot on the road because chances are you will not get that many and missing the front end of a one and one means you lose.
I didn't know they had a different system, but Murray almost 19 as a freshman which should be about par for the course. We have a sophomore that will finish the season at 18 years old. Sometimes you hear announcers raving about these elite freshman and they are almost 20 years old---kinda pisses me off.Don't know how the Canadian HS system works and if it's significantly different than ours, but before he reclassified, he was planning on planning another year in HS. I think he is the same age as a normal first year player though.
In other words, he feasted on Tubby a few times after the 98 title year. Unfortunately, I think he evens up his record this year. It will take a tremendous game on our part to get a win there.
I'm sorry, is Kentucky the coach or the program? In other words, is the coach above the program?
No program is more above the coach than Kentucky is, since we have 5 different coaches with championships here and no other program has more than 3.I'm sorry, is Kentucky the coach or the program? In other words, is the coach above the program?
Interesting that Kansas fans conveniently use Ted Owens as an excuse to why UK has owned them, but UK fans can't say a word about Tubby.