More smoke about Turtle

[tentoes4rings]

I will definitely follow Turtle and I have no problem rooting for him. A couple years ago, ESPN called said he had the potential to be the most complete guard in 2015; he was a top 15 prospect, and called the best guard out of Georgia in a decade. Then that injury happened, and it seems to have robbed the world of what would have been an amazing basketball player with NBA star potential. I have deep sympathies for Turtle, and I do think that KO would have been able to refind that potential. I hope we can find out, but that looks very bleak right now.

Too bad. So you're saying Turtle is only a shell of his former self?

 

[I Bleed Blue]

I'm not a Big Stone Package guy.

You don't have big stones or you don't like big Stones? Cuz I like me some big Stones, especially if they are 250 lbs.

 

[AZHuskiePop]

Both Ali and Jackson committed before the NC. Just speculating here, but I think KO's recruiting strategy changed after the tournament thus all the recent commits/decommits. In the end it's going to work out for everyone.

Calhoun first year the two best players he inherited from Perno were ineligible.
They returned the following year. One of those players played many years in the NBA. Also he inherited Tate George.,Jeff King,,Gary Besselink,Steve Pikell and spider Usery .these teams had some talent . If you add Cliff ,and Phil to those roll players Calhoun's first team would have won a lot more games. ESPN would have said "he winning with Perno's players."

 

[intlzncster]

You don't have big stones or you don't like big Stones? Cuz I like me some big Stones, especially if they are 250 lbs.

Sounds kinda painful.

 

[uconnbill]

I'm all for whoever ends up at UCONN whether it is a package deal or a few players who want to be at UCONN and are not afraid of competition