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All 5 starters are leaving for the NBA

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Lamb made a mistake.

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Lamb made a mistake.

I am just curious , how did Lamb make a mistake ?

 

Also I would like to CONGRATULATE these young men for a memorable season and wish them the best of Luck .

Just curious, who were the players that left UK early the past two years? And how are they doing in the NBA?

Lamb made a mistake.

 

If Lamb slips to the 2nd round, he might have made a mistake. If he goes in the 1st, he made the right call. He isn't a lottery pick if he stays 5 years, so striking while the iron is hot is the correct move...

 

If Lamb slips to the 2nd round, he might have made a mistake. If he goes in the 1st, he made the right call. He isn't a lottery pick if he stays 5 years, so striking while the iron is hot is the correct move...

 

This. Doubtful his stock ever gets much higher.

Just curious, who were the players that left

UK early the past two years? And how are they doing in the NBA?

 

I would say they are all doing great, considering their financial situations.

No, it isn't...

 

It is at UK!!

I would say they are all doing great, considering their financial situations.

 

I know a couple are playing significant minutes. How about the others that left early the past two years? Are they playing, bench warming or no longer in the NBA?

No, it isn't...

 

Since you're the expert, what's the percentage of D-1 basketball players that graduate in 4 years??

Just curious, who were the players that left UK early the past two years? And how are they doing in the NBA?

 

John Wall - Drafted #1 in 2010 --- Avg 16.5 pts, 7.7 asts & 4.5 rbs per game this season for the Wizards. Had 38 points vs the Rockets earlier this season. Top 10 in APG, minutes played, made FT's, FT attempts, assists but is unfortunately #1 in total turnovers this season.

 

Demarcus Cousins - Drafted #5 in 2010 --- Avg 17.6 pts & 11 rbs per game this season with the Kings (#1 in offensive rbs per game this season & scored 38 pts & 41 in a couple different games this season also.)

 

Patrick Patterson - Drafted #14 in 2010 --- Avg 7.5 pts & 4.3 rbs in 22.7 minutes per game this season with the Rockets.

 

Eric Bledsoe - Drafted #18 in 2010 --- Avg 3.3 pts & 1.5 asts coming off the bench with the Clippers this season. He's trying to "get stuff right".

 

Daniel Orton - Drafted #29 in 2010 --- Avg 2.1 pts & 1.8 rbs in an avg of 8.8 minutes with the Magic this season. Had 11 points, 4 rbs, 5 steals & 3 blocks in 29 minutes of action 2 days ago vs the Cavs.

 

Enes Kanter - Drafted #3 in 2011 --- Avg 4.3 pts & 4.2 rbs per game this season in an avg of 13 minutes per game with the Jazz

 

Brandon Knight - Drafted #8 in 2011 --- Avg 12.8 pts & 3.8 asts in a starting role for the Pistons. Had a career high 28 points last night vs the Cavs.

 

Josh Harrellson - Drafted #45 in 2011 --- Avg 4.3 pts & 3.8 rbs this season for the Knicks. Started 3 games this season. Scored a career high 14 pts & added a career high 12 rbs against the Kings on New Years Eve.

 

DeAndre Liggins - Drafted #53 in 2011 --- Avg 1.7 pts this season for the Magic in 5.7 minutes per game.

^ Great information! Thanks! (though Jorts was a senior & not an early entrant)

 

Love the "get stuff right" comment. :lol:

I caught the announcement on the website of one of the Lexington news stations, so I didn't catch what they were saying on ESPN. All I know is that Alex Poythress and Archie Goodwin were no happy and seem very motivated to start their time at Kentucky.

 

Also congrats to these men...very happy for them and hope they do well.

I believe it was Chad Ford, asked an NBA GM if any of them made a mistake, and they said "no mistakes". All are expected 1st rounders, thus no reason to come back.

I believe it was Chad Ford, asked an NBA GM if any of them made a mistake, and they said "no mistakes". All are expected 1st rounders, thus no reason to come back.

 

Katz was on Mike and Mike, and said the only one that was even questionable was Teague. He thought Teague could improve his spot with another year, but understood it would be tough for him to come back with everyone else leaving.

I caught the announcement on the website of one of the Lexington news stations, so I didn't catch what they were saying on ESPN. All I know is that Alex Poythress and Archie Goodwin were no happy and seem very motivated to start their time at Kentucky.

 

Also congrats to these men...very happy for them and hope they do well.

 

Confused as to what you meant here? Are you saying they were not happy?

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