Sorry, I'm not going to do it. We do this every year. We build these new recruits up like they're super heros, but they usually end up being unpolished players doing on the job training as we lose 10 games.
Anyone watching the NCAAT and seeing the physicality and incredible playmaking, should not assume these high school kids are going to just come in and win on the highest stages, especially with Cal playing favorites and not wanting to take players hearts.
Cal has lost 10 or more games only 4 times in his 14 years at Kentucky.
And the vast majorities of his seasons have been freshman-led.
Duke was a 2 seed and went to the Final Four last year with 3 freshman starters.
But don't let facts get in the way of a good narrative.
Part of the issue these past 2 years (including last year when were were a 2-seed) was that we just didn't have the top-end talent that we needed to truly be a threat.
Give me this Freshman class with a senior Reeves and 2 high-ranking veteran transfers and let's rock and roll.
But yes, we'll still have Cal coaching so I have major doubts if he'll be willing to change his system, but the talent should not be the issue this year.