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Kentucky HS players or McDonald's All-Americans?

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All of that influence and yet CAA of which WWW works for doesn't represent Cousins. In fact WWW's influence is soooooooo strong only 3 players have signed with his agency from UK. MKG who has known him as a family friend since he was a small child, Davis who came to know him through MKG and Towns who signed with CAA upon turning pro last season.

 

As for then attending classes, here is an article about it after Knight made the same claim you did and then apologized Bob Knight apologizes to Kentucky for saying players did not attend class

 

If a player doesn't attend spring classes then if for whatever reason they don't go pro they wouldn't be eligible for the fall semester the following year. Here is another article...I love the title Calipari: 'Bitter old men' are wrong, players go to class

 

Call UK if you need further confirmation that the players are attending classes during the spring and fall.

 

As for William Wesley and Cousins...has nothing to do with being his business partner or agent. WWW got Cousins to sign with UK and is close to him. So are most of the players from the past three years. That does not mean they have to use WWW as their agent for the NBA.

 

Your documentation is a four-year-old story. What about the past two or three years? Not that I care, but I think your defensive stance lets everyone know my points are valid: it's all a big charade calling them "student-athletes" at the one and done schools. Same with Duke. Same with IU. Certainly the same at U of L. It's a big business, and that is what I dislike about it. Let these HS seniors go straight to the NBA and a lot of this discussion would end.

From 2011 is this story? Anything more current?

 

Says it was published on May 14th, 2014.

From 2011 is this story? Anything more current?

 

From 2104. Had one of 10 best APR scores in the sport in 2015. Swing. Miss...

Any numbers on the UC grad rates? I'm sure President Ono would be proud to have you present them here. HAHA

 

Yup. APR has been great under Mick. Program is clean as a whistle for a decade now. Thanks for your concern...

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From 2104. Had one of 10 best APR scores in the sport in 2015. Swing. Miss...

 

OK, two years ago. I saw 11 a.m. or 11 p.m. Two years old. Real current.

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Yup. APR has been great under Mick. Program is clean as a whistle for a decade now. Thanks for your concern...

 

Grad rates? That is what I asked about. APR stuff is a joke, especially since UC players are not exactly NBA bound like UK's.

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Yup. APR has been great under Mick. Program is clean as a whistle for a decade now. Thanks for your concern...

 

 

...and about Curtis Bostic...does UC treat every former player like that? HAHA

Grad rates? That is what I asked about. APR stuff is a joke, especially since UC players are not exactly NBA bound like UK's.

 

Near 100%. I only know of two or three that haven't yet finished in the past decade...

...and about Curtis Bostic...does UC treat every former player like that? HAHA

 

And your act is old. Welcome to the block list. Bye...

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From 2104. Had one of 10 best APR scores in the sport in 2015. Swing. Miss...

 

 

...Curtis Bostic, Home run! wink-wink.

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And your act is old. Welcome to the block list. Bye...

 

 

See you.

And your act is old. Welcome to the block list. Bye...

 

Capital idea! Wish I had thought of it first.

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