What’s OK St going to do, take him to court? LolI guess he didn't want to have to give the money back. [laughing]
The bottom line is Cade isn’t worried about college or a championship. It’s simply a necessary step before entering the league, and 500k isn’t worth not playing for his brother when he will earn likely100x that in the nba, or moreLoyal to his brother . Sometimes saying no to family can be tough .
I guess he didn't want to have to give the money back. [laughing]
That's what I said, initially. None of the deciding factors have changed.Makes sense. If winning a championship was more important than being near his brother he would have picked Kentucky in the first place. His brother was the reason he picked them, his brother is still there. Why leave?
This is dead up the case !! IF he left the brothers job would have been in jeopardy for sure.The kid wanted to make sure his brother had another year of work and salary. And on the same hand, Cade will be able to shoot it 40 times a night, and will probably put up huge numbers.
Surprised but actually proud of the kid for sticking out a crap situation .Bet he is doing this to help his brother .
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