I was banned a couple of times from posting, because of disputing some of the posters who thought Cal walked on water. I believe a lot more fans are seeing that Cal can't coach. I have nothing against Cal as a person. In fact, I met him in Mexico years ago when we played down there, and really enjoyed talking to him. After reading his book, I realized he was more interested in sending players to the NBA, then winning Championships. The "Dribble Drive," will showcase a players talent, much better than "pick and roll, back door cuts, setting proper screens, etc. In his book he talked about making the players family rich, more than winning Championships. I don't think a coach should tell a player, who is thinking about returning to play another year, after his Freshman year, "You will have to convince me why you should return." I think it should be, "You will have to convince me why you should go to the NBA."
I would like to see players remain at UK more than one or two years, if their not ready for the NBA, instead of the goal, "Go to the NBA after one year." A lot of us on here have played basketball, and we see teams using basics which I am talking about, and beating us. It's hard to Drive when the opposing teams pack it in.
At 83 years young, I have followed the CATS for over 70 years, listening to Cawood on an old Airline radio from Montgomery Ward, with my Grandpa. I love the Cats, and always will. The game passes coaches by, and I can name a few of them, but you know them. Change is inevitable if you want to win. Coaches know what Cal's teams are going to do, and defense against it. Talent alone WILL NOT win, as has been proven at UK for the last 6 or 7 years. If in Florida, join us at Johnny Malloys in Bonita Springs.
I would like to see players remain at UK more than one or two years, if their not ready for the NBA, instead of the goal, "Go to the NBA after one year." A lot of us on here have played basketball, and we see teams using basics which I am talking about, and beating us. It's hard to Drive when the opposing teams pack it in.
At 83 years young, I have followed the CATS for over 70 years, listening to Cawood on an old Airline radio from Montgomery Ward, with my Grandpa. I love the Cats, and always will. The game passes coaches by, and I can name a few of them, but you know them. Change is inevitable if you want to win. Coaches know what Cal's teams are going to do, and defense against it. Talent alone WILL NOT win, as has been proven at UK for the last 6 or 7 years. If in Florida, join us at Johnny Malloys in Bonita Springs.