MJ says he thinks AP injury....
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Good grief, Alex can't seem to catch a break. My heart goes out to the big guy. 
Alex had a smile on his face talking to players on the bench. I'll worry about Alex when UK tells me it's a significant injury.
Kentucky Basketball @KentuckyMBB 1m1 minute ago
Coach Cal on Alex Poythress: He is day-to-day. Doubt he practices today. X-rays didn't show anything.
Coach Cal on Alex Poythress: He is day-to-day. Doubt he practices today. X-rays didn't show anything.
Maybe that means MORE MINUTES for I Zak and he can keep developing his confidence.
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Every game is HUGE after the Auburn & Tennessee screw ups
Yeah but UGA is mediocre and the game is in Rupp where UK hasn't lost in almost 2 yrs.
If we don't beat UGA at Rupp without AP, then I'm worried about the next 4 games a lot more than usual. Especially if he's not healthy.
Ulis wants Isaac to play, but many on this board said that if Cal hasn't played Isaac (before the Florida game) then he's not any good. So why does Ulis want him to play more? Does Tyler not see the same thing Cal does?
Why are you asking us? You're the expert.
Just wondering what's going on. Humphries hasn't played hardly any all season long. When posters on here question the reasoning behind that, its met with "Well Cal sees them everyday in practice, so if he's not playing that means he's not good enough". Evidently Ulis thinks he's good enough. So whats going on?
Yeah, go ahead and answer your own question. You know you're dying to, right?
This question was answered in the other thread you posted it in.
You need to watch The Tonya Harding Story. Pretty sure Hump had Poythress' good knee Gilloolyed.
Kyle Tucker @KyleTucker_CJ 8m8 minutes ago
Robic says Poythress "doing OK," expected to play tomorrow.
Robic says Poythress "doing OK," expected to play tomorrow.
Maybe, as an 18 year old, he has improved throughout the year to where he is now ready to contribute?
Nah...Cal is just stupid.
JFC owning MJ...love it. They should hire you at KSR, you are better than all those Matt Jonesers they have.
I think it's clear Cal wants to sabotage the team. Your implication is spot-on, as always.
No but could it be that Cal should have given Humphries more minutes earlier in the season? Perhaps some of Skal's minutes? Can you admit that maybe Cal was mistaken in not giving Humphries more minutes? I mean if Ulis thinks he should play, maybe Cal should have done things differently. Can you admit that? At least consider it? I doubt it.
Hump certainly gave us something last game. Someone goes down, someone must step up so....
Here's to hoping it all works out for us.
I tend to agree, but cal always prefers a smaller bench as the year goes on. He's always seemed to avoid the injury bug most of the time. I think that's why he feels confident to keep it short.
OMG!!!! You're ridiculous. It never ever fails. You're as big of a consistent hater as I have ever seen! Seriously, it's absurd how negative you are towards our program. If you're a troll, you are the most die hard troll in the history of message boards. Can you ever say 1 good thing about this team or program? I can't find a single post where you aren't an ass. Please, find a new hobby. You're ridiculous.
Jones definitely has some egg on his face over this one. "Ready by March" report only to be discredited 8 hours later saying the guy's good to go tomorrow.
I can admit that Ulis thinks he's ready to take a step forward right now, as does Cal.
I'm not sure where the controversy is.
And that the coaching staff also mentioned that they have been looking for specific matchups (bulky, low skill bigs) to fit Humphries in.
Everyone else is operating under the assumption that the HOF coach, whom Tyler professes incredible admiration for, is able to notice the vast majority of these types of things on his own.
Therefore, Occam's razor dictates that
A. Humphries' situation is evolving over the season and they're looking for ideal matchups
is more likely than
B. Dumb ol' Cal with his big dumb brain just can't conceive of the advanced Xs and Os that cause Tyler to want Humphries to play more.
We make the most logical and simplest assumption, A.
You, on the other hand, are emotionally attached to concept B - any time there is an opportunity to interpret anything as a case of Cal being a drooling retard, you immediately seize on that interpretation, and rush to the board to tell everyone that you think so (whether passive-aggressively working up to it like in this thread, or your bold proclamations made right after every single loss).
And you know what? If you tell us that every missed defensive assignment, every shot clock violation, every lead that goes from 20 to 10 means that Cal did something stupid, occasionally you'll be right. But again, you're not playing the odds to blame every mistake made by an 18 year old on the HOF coach with one of the most successful careers in D1 history.
But I don't know why I type all this, because you're going to continue to straw man those of us who disagree with you "you guys will never admit Cal makes mistakes", even though we admit it in every post and only object to your defaulting to blaming our HOF coach for everything that goes wrong.
And you're going to continue to believe that the guy that Tyler Ulis idolizes, that Bilas and Greenberg and Izzo and Donovan etc insist is a monster coach, the guy who brought two different mid majors to final fours and who beat the '96 cats under RP with two high major recruits... you're incredibly gonna keep insisting that he's in over his head, that he just can't wrap his poor dumb brain around the Xs and Os. I just don't understand what is broken in your head. It's maddening.
Everytime I see people arguing with air I know it is the dumbest poster in message board history. Cut those nets son. #UseIgnoreFunction #DoTheSameGuys
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