Very smooth and skilled. The game felt like either Oweh or Fears was going to carry their team to victory, and honestly both played well enough to deserve the win.
They would also have to call an intentional foul for the guy grabbing Brea's jersey with both hands.You can bet if that little dust-up had started with 0.1 second on the clock, OU would have been put on the line for the game winner. Fortunately this one would have been easy to check and these refs would have been roasted.
I don’t get bent personally, just don’t care for tooooo much of it.We love it when it's Antoine Walker doing the shimmy against Vanderbilt on a putback dunk, or DeAndre Liggins calling Harrison Barnes a b*tch, but some people can't take it when it's the other team. I get it. It's tribalism, but it's funny when people go overboard with their disdain for the opponents doing it.
That being said, I'm glad that Jeremiah's last memory of Kentucky is getting his potential game winning shot swatted.
Normally I don’t complain about hookers but…..Fears is a hooker. They said he is a well known hooker and never gets called for it. One of the ways he can get to the basket often.
To be fair that rarely stops them anyway.Probably because he wasn't fouled
You make room for someone like him...He reclassified after Kriisa and Butler already signed with Kentucky. He reclassified in July. We had no room for him.
You must be 19 years old by the end of the calendar year of the draft , anyone who starts their NBA career at 18 would be 19 on or before December 31. Also your logic is backwards, if he were in high school as you say he should be then he’s already 18 and would be 19 before playing a game in college his freshman year which would be next year.He'll still be 18 at the start of his NBA career and he would be 18 at the start of his sophomore season if he came back.
He reclassified. People typically turn 19 during their second year in college, which is what will be happening with Jeremiah.
What are you trying to argue?You must be 19 years old by the end of the calendar year of the draft , anyone who starts their NBA career at 18 would be 19 on or before December 31. Also your logic is backwards, if he were in high school as you say he should be then he’s already 18 and would be 19 before playing a game in college his freshman year which would be next year.
His birth date is October 14, 2006.
Jayden Quaintance is an example of a player who should be a true senior in high school. His birth date is July 11, 2007 and he isn’t draft eligible.
Man I don’t care if you posted 1 million threads about it this is an awesome thing. You taught this kid and him playing in a big game like this is just awesome! People around here just want to piss all over people all the time! The sad part is we are supposed to all be BBN here and support one another. There is no other fan base like ours on this planet!Well, there's all sorts of redundancy on this message board. How many times does a poster have someone who he personally knows who wanted to come to UK and end up playing UK in a buzzer-beater level game? I'm excited for UK and Fears tonight.
It's not like I'm creating threads about my favorite stamp collection. Again, if you don't like it, don't click.
Now hopefully he goes into the portal and he’s wearing that blue next year!We love it when it's Antoine Walker doing the shimmy against Vanderbilt on a putback dunk, or DeAndre Liggins calling Harrison Barnes a b*tch, but some people can't take it when it's the other team. I get it. It's tribalism, but it's funny when people go overboard with their disdain for the opponents doing it.
That being said, I'm glad that Jeremiah's last memory of Kentucky is getting his potential game winning shot swatted.