I'm leaning Ulis and Murray. Some of it is by default, but they carry the entire team.

Wall and Bledsoe for me. It's easy to get caught up in the now and forget just how good John Wall was when he played at UK. He won games with his all around skills and he and Bledsoe very well could have been one of the fastest backcourts to ever play at the college level.

 

I remember the Vandy game on the road and didn't Wall block a jump shot to seal the victory? Wall was asinine at UK.

 

How many games did that team lose? 3?

Wall and Bledsoe for me. It's easy to get caught up in the now and forget just how good John Wall was when he played at UK. He won games with his all around skills and he and Bledsoe very well could have been one of the fastest backcourts to ever play at the college level.

 

I remember the Vandy game on the road and didn't Wall block a jump shot to seal the victory? Wall was asinine at UK.

 

How many games did that team lose? 3?

 

Wall was great but also surrounded by great players. UK arguably had the best front court that year too in Cousins and Patterson. Then Miller was a solid role player.

 

That team won a lot of games but also had closer games than people remember. When teams packed the lane and made it a half court game Wall didn't do as great ans lack of shooting hurt. The guards on this year's team can play a fast pace game but also can play a half court offense.

How many games did that team lose? 3?

 

Yep.

 

At South Carolina, at Tennessee, & West Virginia in the tournament.

Yep.

 

West Virginia in the tournament.

:puke::puke::puke::puke::puke::puke:

All three are great. Wall and Bledsoe are extremely good pros and were electric in college. Knight and Lamb accomplished the most. Ulis and Murray are the most complete.

 

I'll take Wall and Bledsoe because their the most talented of the duos IMO.

Fox and Monk might make us forget all these pairs after next year.

Just saying.

Fox and Monk might make us forget all these pairs after next year.

Just saying.

 

 

Going to be really interesting to see what UK's roster is next year. With only one senior... They could be extremely deep or just 8-9 deep. But regardless they will be deep.

Fox and Monk might make us forget all these pairs after next year.

Just saying.

 

Ulis is an all-timer, title or not. He might not be the best player on the team, (I think he is but there's a case to be made for Murray) but the South Carolina game cemented his legend.