I thought it was hilarious because it is also true.I'm as big a Pistons fan as I am Kentucky. Watch nearly every game. I can attest to the shanking point.
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I thought it was hilarious because it is also true.I'm as big a Pistons fan as I am Kentucky. Watch nearly every game. I can attest to the shanking point.
I once flew through Salt Lake City.Nah. He had it right. Utah is a beautiful state, I live in Cache Valley and love it.
Utah has Lake Powell, Moab, Bryce Canyon, and give me any mountain trail with at least 50" snow base and my Skidoo Summit and I'm happy.
With a kid like Frank Jackson, how do you talk yourself into thinking you are 1st round talent? Granted the dude didn't stink it up at Duke his freshman season, but it's not like he stole the show while playing at Duke. Dude knew he had point guard size with a shooting guards skillset. You couldn't show the league you could handle being a full-time point guard in college, why trick yourself into thinking the NBA might be fooled? Dude has major talent, but didn't want to put in the time it would take to make sure you have a roster spot and a nice bank account by coming back to Duke and drilling the mindset into full-time pass first instead of shoot anytime the ball is passed your way.
Only one, BYU. Utah is actually a very nice place to live and lots of beautiful women. Wayyyyyyy better than Louisville, Kentucky
BTW, I'm 75 and saw games since the 50's in person.
I agree on Rupp, but in your age group, you're in the minority.
I think thornwell wil shine for the clippers especially if Paul leaves. He won't start cause daddy's boy will but if they groom him right he could play a significant role right away. I am really happy for him
Agree.Nah. He had it right. Utah is a beautiful state, I live in Cache Valley and love it.
Utah has Lake Powell, Moab, Bryce Canyon, and give me any mountain trail with at least 50" snow base and my Skidoo Summit and I'm happy.
Only one, BYU. Utah is actually a very nice place to live and lots of beautiful women. Wayyyyyyy better than Louisville, Kentucky
1. I enjoyed seeing Tatum go above Fox to a team likely to make a deep run in the playoffs whereas De'Aaron now joins one of the worst franchises in the NBA.A night full of small blessings. Here are some...
* Frank Jackson missing out on a first round, guaranteed contract as a OAD. Cal has yet to produce a non-first round pick OAD at Kentucky. Duke is already inferior in that regard.
- Justin Jackson and Frank Mason being drafted by a franchise that will instantly make them the subservient bitches of De’Aaron Fox.
- Bam in the lottery. Also, Bam taken ahead of Allen, Giles, and the other elite bigs from his draft class (one can’t help but wonder if Bolden is a top 20 pick had he chosen Kentucky). Considering Texas was selling Allen’s development in their recruitment of Bamba, it’s pretty interesting that Cal’s guy still beat out Shaka’s by 8 spots.
- Monk finds his way to what will probably be a playoff team.
- No Tatum in Phoenix, meaning we can still support the Suns without having to support a guy who will undoubtedly fit the quintessential Dukie mold.
- Kennard drafted by a franchise whose fans could potentially shank him if he doesn’t develop quickly.
Can you guys think of any more?
1. I enjoyed seeing Tatum go above Fox to a team likely to make a deep run in the playoffs whereas De'Aaron now joins one of the worst franchises in the NBA.
2. Monk slipping to the Hornets.
All in good fun though
Bolden has all the potential in the world but is perpetually injured and he lacks motor and a desire to get better. Going to UK wouldn't have solved those problems just like it didn't for Orton, Dakari Johnson and Isaac Humphries.That's cool.
Where was Bolden and Grayson? I saw where they were previously both projected as first rounders, with Bolden projected as high as #7 in the draft?
Oh. They're returning because they both underachieved? Is that it?
Maybe they can start a club with Jeter and Thornton called the "one and never dones."
That's cool.
Where was Bolden and Grayson? I saw where they were previously both projected as first rounders, with Bolden projected as high as #7 in the dra
Maybe they can start a club with Jeter and Thornton called the "one and never dones."
Grayson, on the other hand, will be a 1st Rounder in a relatively weak draft next year as long as he plays as well as he did sophomore year and stays injury free. He's going to be able to put up gaudy stats next year as the primary offensive weapon.
Also you do realize Grayson could have left after his sophomore year and been a 1st Rounder? He stayed because he loves Duke and wants to win more titles for us.
If you have it taped go back and watch Jay Bilis discuss Monk and then Luke. It's crazy. Like Monk will be out of the league and Luke is the best player in the draft.
Bolden has all the potential in the world but is perpetually injured and he lacks motor and a desire to get better. Going to UK wouldn't have solved those problems just like it didn't for Orton, Dakari Johnson and Isaac Humphries.
Grayson, on the other hand, will be a 1st Rounder in a relatively weak draft next year as long as he plays as well as he did sophomore year and stays injury free. He's going to be able to put up gaudy stats next year as the primary offensive weapon.
Also you do realize Grayson could have left after his sophomore year and been a 1st Rounder? He stayed because he loves Duke and wants to win more titles for us.
I never thought of Thornton as 1 and Done candidate. He skipped his senior year of HS so he was incredibly young. Derryck was raw as a freshman at Duke but he did show some defensive upside. Unfortunately, his handlers had unrealistic expectations for him so he transferred to USC.
Jeter was just overrated for his HS ranking. I think he could have had a Kennedy Meeks impact by senior year though but he wasn't willing to wait around for his chance in the sun.