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wall2rondo

All-Conference
Jun 3, 2010
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Marcus Lee has better instincts. Watch him for just a minute. His eyes are watching the ball and surrounding players a lot better. He would get caught on a screen or miss easy buckets because he wasn't in position last year. It looks like he has worked on this. I'm rooting for Lee to be a spark this season. He has all the tools
 
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Drcatfan

All-Conference
Apr 14, 2015
1,441
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Cal has tons of flexibility in coaching this team. He can go small, big, scoring, defense, press, zone, etc. lots of options.
 
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tank2009

Sophomore
Feb 12, 2009
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All weapons are there....very talented bunch....cant measure heart so that will tell the tale. If we have heart...look out cause we have the studs
 
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MychalG

All-Conference
Dec 16, 2012
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I want to see a point guard try and stay in front of Ulis this season and keep him out of the lane.
 
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chroix

Heisman
Jul 22, 2013
10,911
27,673
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I'm excited to see Poy have a little bounce in his step once he got warmed up.
 
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Mojocat_rivals48469

Heisman
Jan 29, 2003
18,120
12,185
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Does this sound right?

In Rotation:
Ulis
Skal
Lee
Poythress
Murray
Mathews
Briscoe

Maybe In Rotation, Depending:
Humphries
Mulder
Willis
Hawkins

Not In Regular Rotation:
Floreal
David
Pulliam
 
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4UK

All-Conference
Sep 26, 2005
30,388
4,433
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Matthews will be hard to keep off the floor. He's the type of defender that Cal loves.

Ullis is even better than I thought he would be, which is saying something.

Marcus Lee looks like he's finally comfortable on the floor. The athletic ability was always there, but things seemed to move too fast for him sometimes. Not now.

Skal must be way better than he has shown tonight. I know it's just a scrimmage and that may be the way he's viewing it, but he looks very soft.
 
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UKserialkiller

Heisman
Dec 13, 2009
34,297
54,801
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TNCatfanforever said:
John is a KY legend. Welcome home. He was a kid who helped save this program at a critical time. He will forever be a hero in the mountains and the Bluegrass.....as for the team I love our guard play. We are not going to be as strong in the post as I thought but big Towns spoiled us.
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Might be good for him to tell a few UK stories. That would help get him more comfortable
 
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LadyCaytIL

Heisman
Oct 28, 2012
33,022
34,635
113
Briscoe changed his shot over the summer...... man oh man change it back ....

looks like he's shooting the ball off of his ring finger.
 
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Jazzycat

All-Conference
May 23, 2002
16,100
4,728
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The passing is already in decent form for the start of the season. Love the energy of the team and again, the quickness. I agree about rebounding. That will be a key factor.
 
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akaukswoosh

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Jan 14, 2006
82,383
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Poy worked with a shooting coach over the summer. If he can be a reliable 3-point shooter throughout the season, we will be even more of a handful than I thought we would be.
 
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hotelblue

Heisman
Jul 6, 2006
41,683
13,121
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murray when he drives and kicks could be our best play. when he's not going to the line or scoring. we have pick and roll with skal/lee and pick and pop with poythress. ulis runs the show and we have briscoe or matthews weak side. our offense will be different than what were use to, but effective the same. and i mean badass.
 
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