Wow Briscoe is not coming to UConn and in a matter of hours his talent, character and 'worthiness' has significantly diminished.
Good thing Jalen picked us or he would have quickly turned into an average joe baller.

No one should be surprised. Every guy we lost looked at the team and saw a guy who was as good or better on the roster. Storrs is not Hawaii. These are big time recruits. They have choices and a cold winter in Ct sitting behind Brimah, Hamilton, Adams is not what a lot of these 5 stars want to do.
However, Ollie will land his recruit when there is not an absolute stud already in place. Until then Ollie needs to get the TSams and Nolans to complement the stud when he comes.
There's no content in your original post except the misspelled names. That's pretty much all there was to comment on, when you consider neither player was expected to come to UConn.
LOL!"If you don't come to UCONN, you're garbage. GARBAGE!!!"
I was about to like this post, then I looked at your avatar, muttered Fook ewe Hathaway and moved on.Storrs is not Hawaii. Thanks for clearing that up.
And all basketball players are choosing schools for their weather and scenic beauty. I hear the beaches and warm weather in Lexington, KY is beautiful in December.
Wow Briscoe is not coming to UConn and in a matter of hours his talent, character and 'worthiness' has significantly diminished.
Good thing Jalen picked us or he would have quickly turned into an average joe baller.
Maybe when teams like the Maine Red Claws, Ft. Wayne Mad Ants, and Westchester Knicks are on their non-conference schedule. Its a complete joke that for me has transcended from hating the NCAA and disliking the Squid to caring much, much less about college athletics in general.At what point does the fact that Kentucky is the only school that can get McD AA's to come and sit on the bench for a year or more become impossible to ignore? No one is that good a salesman.
The only parts that huts (at least to me) is losing a local kid (UConn is the nearest major program to Jersey) to another school, no matter who the kid is. Plus, as others have said, we wants kids who want to win National Championships at UConn. Kentucky is for kids who want to be a NBA lottery pick after their first year. Those two do not always match.
It is hard to make the case that any of Calipari's lottery picks wouldn't have been lottery picks if they had gone somewhere else. You can make the case that they want to play at Kentucky because it gives them a shot at a title, but there are 20 schools that can make that same representation credibly. Why does Kentucky get 4 McD AA's a year? The Harrison twins could be 3 or 4 year players. I like both their games, but they aren't jaw dropping athletes and their speed is average to below average for NBA guards. Players like them have to be pretty polished to go to the League, so there is no guarantee that they are leaving next year. Briscoe could end up sitting TWO years at Kentucky. So why commit?
I believe there are 7 hamburger boys on the Kentucky roster right now. Why on earth would they all go there?
Like I said, NO ONE is that good a salesman.

There's no content in your original post except the misspelled names. That's pretty much all there was to comment on, when you consider neither player was expected to come to UConn.
The only parts that huts (at least to me) is losing a local kid (UConn is the nearest major program to Jersey) to another school, no matter who the kid is. Plus, as others have said, we wants kids who want to win National Championships at UConn. Kentucky is for kids who want to be a NBA lottery pick after their first year. Those two do not always match.
How is it that Kentucky can just stockpile guys and nobody worries about playing time?
By simply attending to UK, you have a chance at being drafted first round.
Oh and straight cash (homie) in your pocket helps too.
Just ask UMass, Memphis, and the NCAA how good of a salesman Coach Cal is![]()
People point out that Calipari's success at UK is the reason for his recruiting success, but that doesn't explain why he was getting top classes the moment he arrived at Kentucky. And I don't buy the Kentucky factor because Tubby Smith was booted after struggling to get top recruits.By simply attending to UK, you have a chance at being drafted first round.
Oh and straight cash (homie) in your pocket helps too.
By simply attending to UK, you have a chance at being drafted first round.
Briscoe wants the easy path, he wants the NBA and it's millions and he wants them sooner than later. And Kentucky can all but assure him of that.
It's only partly to do with the school, Calipari and the Sports Leader keep the hype going. If enough people talk about something, a myth gets perpetuated. How else do you explain the Daniel Orton's and Archie Goodwin's of the world?Don't get this at all. Attending Kentucky doesn't do anything to improve your draft status. Kentucky can't assure anyone of a better NBA status than they would get by going to UConn.