Not sure if this is 100% true but does make sense.

 

John Calipari admits he stuck with Harrison twins in Final Four loss because of loyalty - A Sea Of Blue

Sometimes Cal talks too much.

Sometimes Cal talks too much.

 

He's never talking to you...

He's never talking to you...

 

Oh, trust me. I know who he's talking to.

Oh, trust me. I know who he's talking to.

 

So you think it is a bad recruiting message???

So you think it is a bad recruiting message???

 

No. Just get tired of hearing him yap sometimes.

This isn't as bad as Twitter made it seem. Hindsight is 20/20. I get why he stuck with the twins. I get why he would have played Booker and Ulis over the twins.

I'm not sure which statement was worse...this one or the one that he doesn't even know how to turn a computer on.

We all knew why he kept them in the game. No need to even talk about it.

I don't have a problem with Cal playing the twins at the end of the game. My problem is he broke the normal substitution pattern. He should have brought in Booker and Ulis at the 6 minute mark and played them for 2-3 minutes like he had been doing in other games. Then come back with the twins at the end.

Sometimes Cal talks too much.

 

He's good at implicating himself.

Ready to move on from the twins, excited about the future.

I am trying to figure out what was so bad about what he said. Love them or hate them, Aaron and Andrew delivered in the biggest moments on the biggest stage(s). Aaron had the most improbable 3 game stretch of clutch moments in the history of basketball.

I am trying to figure out what was so bad about what he said. Love them or hate them, Aaron and Andrew delivered in the biggest moments on the biggest stage(s). Aaron had the most improbable 3 game stretch of clutch moments in the history of basketball.

Agreed!