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Top Texas A&M recruit will not seek transfer to Kentucky

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Highly-regarded prospect DeAndre Jordan will not follow Billy Gillispie to Kentucky, the player's AAU coach said Thursday.

 

Gillispie signed Jordan, a 6-foot-11 center, to play for Texas A&M. When Gillispie took the Kentucky coaching job last week, speculation arose about Jordan following him to Lexington.

 

 

 

 

 

http://www.kentuckyconnect.com/232/story/40583.html

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Definately the most credible source yet on the situation.

 

Oh well. Would've been nice, but I'm sure Billy will do alright.

I watched an interview with him last night (I can't remember who did it) and he left the door open. He said he planned on staying at A&M right now but he wasn't closing all of his doors.

Like I said on another post on this young man, " I will believe he is coming when I see it."

Boooo!!!

Don't hate the kid, he is doing the right thing.

Don't hate the kid, he is doing the right thing.

 

 

 

:thumb: :thumb: I agree he's doing the right thing, but I'm still of the belief that incoming Freshman should be let out of their LOI if they desire, when there is a coaching change.

Don't hate the kid, he is doing the right thing.

 

He's doing what he wants, which is the right thing. Had he felt he would be better served by attending UK (or any other school), that would be the right thing too.

New News:

 

On Thursday, Jordan seemed to leave the door open to follow Gillispie to Kentucky if that becomes an option.

 

"I can't say, 'Coach, you can take me,' because I don't think that's right for Texas A&M," he said. "If it's my choice to consider Kentucky, then I will."

"I can't say, 'Coach, you can take me,' because I don't think that's right for Texas A&M," he said. "If it's my choice to consider Kentucky, then I will."

 

Confusing quote. He's at A&M unless he requests a release. A&M isn't going to release him without his asking for it.

 

Doesn't really sound like he's coming unless A&M ceases to have a basketball program.

Confusing quote. He's at A&M unless he requests a release. A&M isn't going to release him without his asking for it.

 

Doesn't really sound like he's coming unless A&M ceases to have a basketball program.

 

Yeah, I don't expect him at Kentucky next season, I was just relaying the information.

 

He was also just on WAVE3 and said he would meet with new A&M coach next week. He was asked if UK would be a top choice if he decided not to stay at A&M, he said "it's a possibility."

He's doing what he wants, which is the right thing. Had he felt he would be better served by attending UK (or any other school), that would be the right thing too.

Not so much/.

I hate this for UK.:D

 

 

Don't worry too much. I'm confident the Cats will do just great under Billy G. I'm sure you can sleep well tonight knowing that. :D

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