He sure had a different take when asked last fall..
Last October, Sallis told KSR that he liked Kentucky’s offense and the versatility he could add to Calipari’s system in Lexington.
“I could see myself playing both (guard positions), especially in a system like Kentucky,” Sallis said. “We’ve been watching, there’s not really one designated point guard, one of the guards just gets the ball and they just run. That’s a system I feel like I could fit in well because I could have the ball and I could also be without it. Coach Joel (Justus) told me those are the types of guards that they recruit, the really versatile ones. I feel like it’s a good fit.”
“Part of their pitch is that they play such a fast-paced game with a lot of perimeter players, and he likes that style of play where it’s very guard-oriented,” Sallis’ high school coach, Tim Cannon added. “It’s a lot of guards, a lot of fast breaks. Now, I think a lot of people play that way, but [Hunter] did say specifically that he really likes that style of offense and the ability to fast break, not have things clogged up in the middle, stuff like that. He definitely likes their style of play.”