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Brandon Hatton- Vermont's Young Gunner

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My guess is "the man" is not the driving force. Just a guess.

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I have always been a fan of Brandon, so I don't want this to sound negative towards a person I know not at all, but I LOVE their coaching staff and they work the tar out of their kids. One of the best small program coaching staffs in the country. Hate that it didn't work out for him there, I really do.

My "The Man" reference also was not meant to be negative. It is an assumption and we all know what happens when you assume.

 

I hope NKU picks him up. I would love to watch him play locally again.

I don't know that he's the type of player they are looking for at NKU. I've seen the kind of system Brannen is working to install and I'm not sure it suits Hatton's strengths.

I would like to see him transfer to UK. They could use a dead eye knock down shooter.

I'd be shocked if he comes back to be closer to home. Heard he picked Vermont to get away.

Than again, maybe the grass was not greener?

 

Nope, see Sydney Moss.

I would like to see him transfer to UK. They could use a dead eye knock down shooter.

 

I love that @uk#1fan liked this post.

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I would look at in-state programs not named UK or UL as a possible destination.

 

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I have always been a fan of Brandon, so I don't want this to sound negative towards a person I know not at all, but I LOVE their coaching staff and they work the tar out of their kids. One of the best small program coaching staffs in the country. Hate that it didn't work out for him there, I really do.

 

Bellarmine?

Bellarmine?

 

D1.

With all due respect to him, he will not be "the man" at a highly competitive D2 program. I wish him luck to find the right spot for him and continue his education.

 

I find this comment silly. I've seen players with not near his ability be the man at a D2 program.

I find this comment silly. I've seen players with not near his ability be the man at a D2 program.

 

You can find it silly all you want. I challenge you to go watch some D2 basketball at the highest level and get back to me. He can surely be a solid contributor and a knock down shooter. What D2 program are you talking about? I'll wait for your reply.

Averaged 14 minutes per game at a solid D1 program. That's not bad for a freshmen.

 

Players transfer at a record rate in today's NCAA. While surprised should never be shocked.

I would like to see him transfer to UK. They could use a dead eye knock down shooter.

 

I don't think he'd have any type of impact on a UK team as long as Calipari was the head coach.

He was the third player to transfer since the summer..I think I read that correctly. Sounds like it could've been a problem with the coach.

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