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OT - How Calipari Lost His Way
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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 4776709, member: 1414"] This is the right take. I think you need to ask why he gets so many of them? Some of it is Kentucky, but some of it is that he basically allows each of them to focus on themselves, on showcasing their skills for the NBA, rather than on sacrificing for the good of the team. You can't win that way. Cal could get them to play winning basketball, but then he'd probably not get as many top players the next year. At some point he needs to say ok, then I don't need those guys and will recruit guys who fit what I need. Most good coaches do that. [/QUOTE]
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