So you want to legislate who schools don't give athletic scholarships to? That makes 0 sense.

 

And you're surprised why? Consider the source.

You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about....but hey, at least you're consistent

 

LIKE

Brad comes in.

 

Graduates in 3 years.

 

Graduate assistant under Cal.

 

Three more years of working for Cal as an assistant and learning the recruiting game and the network.

 

Cal retires.

 

Brad takes over.

 

Cal hangs around as his consultant.

 

Train keep a rolling.

 

No way Brad Calipari takes over as UK's head coach at the age of 24, especially since it would be his first head coaching gig.

No way Brad Calipari takes over as UK's head coach at the age of 24, especially since it would be his first head coaching gig.

:facepalm::facepalm:

No way Brad Calipari takes over as UK's head coach at the age of 24, especially since it would be his first head coaching gig.

 

You act like I was serious about it.

You act like I was serious about it.

 

You never know:lol2: I can guarantee there are some UK fans out there subscribing to that exact theory.

Ego.

 

Exactly, PP92.

 

As competitive a guy as Coach Cal is, it is not hard to see him wanting to be successful in the NBA. He failed miserably during his few years with the New Jersey Nets. He finished his tenure with an overall record of 72 wins and 112 losses, and a .391 overall winning percentage.

 

I am sure that does not sit well with his ego and I could see him wanting to give it another try, at some point in his life.

Exactly, PP92.

 

As competitive a guy as Coach Cal is, it is not hard to see him wanting to be successful in the NBA. He failed miserably during his few years with the New Jersey Nets. He finished his tenure with an overall record of 72 wins and 112 losses, and a .391 overall winning percentage.

 

I am sure that does not sit well with his ego and I could see him wanting to give it another try, at some point in his life.

 

Agreed. And it could strike at any time.

Well, he had a chance to sign on with Lebron and the Cavs or Steph and the Warriors. If he needs his ego fixed he sure ain't acting like it.

Could argue that his ego drives him to want to win another championship, just one isn't all that impressive with all the talent he's had over the years. Right @uk#1fan?

Could argue that his ego drives him to want to win another championship, just one isn't all that impressive with all the talent he's had over the years. Right @uk#1fan?

 

5 top recruiting classes 1 championship.

5 top recruiting classes 1 championship.

 

 

Barnhart should just fire him and end all the NBA talk. Then UK would likely be the only college that's ever fired a coach that went on to take a job with the NBA after being fired at the college level. But I don't even like basketball, so I probably am not the right guy to be commenting on it, right?

Barnhart should just fire him and end all the NBA talk. Then UK would likely be the only college that's ever fired a coach that went on to take a job with the NBA after being fired at the college level. But I don't even like basketball, so I probably am not the right guy to be commenting on it, right?

 

:thumb:

Well, he had a chance to sign on with Lebron and the Cavs or Steph and the Warriors. If he needs his ego fixed he sure ain't acting like it.

 

He would not have liked all the travel. He prefers to stay in Lexington all the time, be the man and get stroked all the time.

I'm happy for the dad and his son. It can't be easy being Cal's son.

 

Hopefully they get to enjoy some good father and son time. Imagine the hours Cal has missed raising his kid due to his job.

 

I am curious how the end of games will get managed now that Brad's in that window for clock.

 

I've felt at times Cal waited way to long to let the walk on's get some run.