Yep that is how it will play out I'd put money on it . Add Simmons , then Fox in a month or so along with Bridges and then another big (Bolden?? ) and then save one ride for the Spring for one of the Monk/Alkins group. Bridges will play the SF here in essence but again Cal doesn't want positions so I could see him occasionally being the 2nd biggest guy in there ( the PF) at times when we go small.I bet Cal brings in Simmons and Fox. Add Bridges as the stretch four and one of Monk/Alkins as the other wing. Tons of versatility with these guys.
How is his walk? Judging by the videos he's not facing tough competion. I'd pass because he's not ranked in the top 5. We need some more guys like Sheray Thomas, or dusty mills.
If Cal takes Simmons, it wont be as the point guard of the future. Look at his stats. Sure looks like an off the ball guard who has been forced to play PG, based on his assist to turnover ratio, and his dad certainly didn't have a problem with him not playing point in college. (Btw a better 3-point shooter than Fox and Smith).
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Yep that is how it will play out I'd put money on it . Add Simmons , then Fox in a month or so along with Bridges and then another big (Bolden?? ) and then save one ride for the Spring for one of the Monk/Alkins group. Bridges will play the SF here in essence but again Cal doesn't want positions so I could see him occasionally being the 2nd biggest guy in there ( the PF) at times when we go small.
You know when you predict that the 4 highest uncommitted perimeter players in the 2016 class will commit to Kentucky, you lose your credibility, right? Didn't your Kentucky guarantees that Mudiay, Newman, Ingram, Brown, Johnson, Blakeney, Zimmerman, Kennard... fiascos teach you your lessons?
He's the biggest homer on the board. With that said, we're favorite for every guy he listed besides Bolden, who claims UK and Duke as favorites.
Actually crystal ball has us at 81% for Bridges and with Arkansas losing players left & right from a counterfeit scandal, their program is pretty much in the toilet right now. But yeah, it would be very hard to get ALL 4 of those guys.Crystal Ball favorites?
Never read where any were listing favorites other than Simmons and Fox. I always thought MSU led for Bridges and the Crystal Ball has Arkansas leading for Monk. Fultz was once thought on here to be a Kentucky lock. Anyway, I was only poking at him for his homerism. He's a fun read because of it.
Mudiay, Newman, Ingram, Brown, Johnson, Blakeney, Zimmerman, Kennard... fiascos teach you your lessons?
Although he wrongly predicted most of those guys were UK-bound, in almost every case, UK got a better or equal player at their positions, with the exception being Johnson and Mudiay, who wasn't eligible anyway.
Murray over Kennard is looking like the best recruiting deal of the young century.
You know when you predict that the 4 highest uncommitted perimeter players in the 2016 class will commit to Kentucky, you lose your credibility, right? Didn't your Kentucky guarantees that Mudiay, Newman, Ingram, Brown, Johnson, Blakeney, Zimmerman, Kennard... fiascos teach you your lessons?
Although he wrongly predicted most of those guys were UK-bound, in almost every case, UK got a better or equal player at their positions, with the exception being Johnson and Mudiay, who wasn't eligible anyway.
Murray over Kennard is looking like the best recruiting deal of the young century.
I bet Cal brings in Simmons and Fox. Add Bridges as the stretch four and one of Monk/Alkins as the other wing. Tons of versatility with these guys.
Crystal Ball favorites?
Never read where any were listing favorites other than Simmons and Fox. I always thought MSU led for Bridges and the Crystal Ball has Arkansas leading for Monk. Fultz was once thought on here to be a Kentucky lock. Anyway, I was only poking at him for his homerism. He's a fun read because of it.