The other takeaway is - how important was john wall? Still paying dividends for recruiting and brand building.
Jemarl baker
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The other takeaway is - how important was john wall? Still paying dividends for recruiting and brand building.
Jemarl Baker will never get enough playing time to lead the SEC in 3-point percentage.
That's why we need to lock up Zion next year. Will be a huge dividends guy in the future.
Not the point of the argument. They got minutes because they stuck it out. Whether you're from Kentucky or not, when you stick it out, you have a better chance of playing as you grow and progress. I don't know if Baker will stay 4 years or not, but he can't be dumb enough to think he's going to play over Diallo this year. It's entirely possible he committed with the intent of waiting his turn.
He will be a much better defender than Wiltjer.
Barker's got the confidence and range to log some decent minutes next year. I feel our fanbase will be pleasantly surprised.
I'm sure you've figured it out by now, but this guy has no interest in rational discussion.
His game is bash Cal from every angle, while constantly moving goalposts.
Not even remotely clever, but the board police here have the patience of Job. Probably doesn't help that you can get banned, change your name, and post again in 5 minutes.
I baker will be a wildcard. Teams will force him to beat them and if he's on, look out. He's a great 3-4 yr addition that will be a huge asset. I'd like to know what the wager was? If baker loses he has to do 50 push-ups, if red won he probably got a couple oxys and some smart
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Rex will lead the nation in popped oxycontins next season.
Damn smooth coming in with a quality post. How ya been broseph?
Yuppp lol . I like You as a poster ; just disagree on this apparently. No big deal
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I think it may be to difficult for him to see our accurate stance on the issue. Different strokes for different folks eh?
Nah imma stay. We disagree.
No biggie . I certainly don't wish for you to "gtfo" just Rex. You seem like a solid poster
Cheers !
Actually , Willis and Hawkins got pretty good minutes considering all the talent on the rosters.
In fact I'd say it was indeed good minutes. Fact.
The kid will play if he earns it. Yeah, Cal is always going to recruit the best players he can, but guys like Liggins who stuck it out got their share of PT by earning it. Only a complete moron would think Cal doesn't play his best options, period. All the whining about players "getting recruited over" is asinine. Do you want Cal to recruit worse so lesser players can get a chance? Or would you rather he just get as many as he can and have them sort it out through their play? Think, people. Or just troll on.
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UOTE="smooth as batter, post: 6029527, member: 95440"]Rex will lead the nation in popped oxycontins next season.[/QUOTE]
Glad you have no skeletons in your closet,must be nice to be perfectly ignorant.Im jealous!!
UOTE="smooth as batter, post: 6029527, member: 95440"]Rex will lead the nation in popped oxycontins next season.[/QUOTE]
Glad you have no skeletons in your closet,must be nice to be perfectly ignorant.Im jealous!!
Most guys who are good enough to play here aren't cool with never being more than a reserve.
If Cal thinks he can unlock a kid's potential and help us become the best possible team by March, that kid will get minutes.
It really isn't complicated, no matter how much some want to impugn Cal's motives.
On the flip side, Cal is willing to shut a guy down or limit him if it isn't quite working deep into the season. Skal being the best example of this.
We have a handful of keyboard wizards who don't like it, but it's hard to argue with the results of the formula. Strangely enough, it typically results in a talented team peaking at exactly the right time.
But get ready. Jemarl Baker is about to be the new Mychal Mulder. Or Richie Farmer. Or maybe Troy McKinley. :joy:
It really isn't complicated, no matter how much some want to impugn Cal's motives.
On the flip side, Cal is willing to shut a guy down or limit him if it isn't quite working deep into the season. Skal being the best example of this.
We have a handful of keyboard wizards who don't like it, but it's hard to argue with the results of the formula. Strangely enough, it typically results in a talented team peaking at exactly the right time.
But get ready. Jemarl Baker is about to be the new Mychal Mulder. Or Richie Farmer. Or maybe Troy McKinley. :joy: