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Billy G Getting Desperate For Post Help?

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Matt Simpkins has popped up on the UK radar, 4 star PF/C.

Not sure where you get that he's a C. He's good, but will he ever qualify???

I have a question, since we are talking about big time centers. Who played Center for UK's national championship team and UK's national runner-up team under Pitino?

I have a question, since we are talking about big time centers. Who played Center for UK's national championship team and UK's national runner-up team under Pitino?

 

I believe Mark Pope started in '96.

 

I believe Jamaal Magloire started in '97.

Not sure where you get that he's a C. He's good, but will he ever qualify???

Grades would be a concern but Bridgeton usually does a nice job of getting kids eligible.

West Coast kid..

Scout has him listed as a PF/C, with emphasis on PF.

Any serviceable PF/C would fit bill.

A stretch but nonetheless...some schools that were on him and offered are booked up ala Washington and I believe UCONN.

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He's at The Patterson School...

From first hand knowledge, he's a stiff...

 

he's dead?

I believe Mark Pope started in '96.

 

I believe Jamaal Magloire started in '97.

 

I thought Nazr started in 97, but I could be dead wrong there. I get the two confused.

I believe Mark Pope started in '96.

 

I believe Jamaal Magloire started in '97.

 

 

It was Nazr. Everyone freaked because he mised some freethrows, but forgot that he was the reason we were even close for the ft to matter. Maglore was the '98 center. He promised a title, remember?

It was Nazr. Everyone freaked because he mised some freethrows, but forgot that he was the reason we were even close for the ft to matter. Maglore was the '98 center. He promised a title, remember?

 

You must have forgotten about Anthony Epps

What about JUCO? Any good big men at the JUCO level?

No, I did not forget Epps. Nazr missed a bunch of free throws late, but he had made shots and plays when it mattered on the floor to keep us in the game. Epps may have missed some, but I remember Naz getting ripped for it.

I believe Mark Pope started in '96.

 

I believe Jamaal Magloire started in '97.

 

 

So, Coach Pitino didn't need a 5 star or even a 4 star center to win a national title and be runner-up the next year. That was what I was getting at. Coach Gillispie doesn't have to have a 4 or 5 star center, he just has to have someone that is willing to work hard, be a team player, and be willing to get better.

So, Coach Pitino didn't need a 5 star or even a 4 star center to win a national title and be runner-up the next year. That was what I was getting at. Coach Gillispie doesn't have to have a 4 or 5 star center, he just has to have someone that is willing to work hard, be a team player, and be willing to get better.

 

I am not sure how many stars either of them had, but both played (Magloire still does) in the NBA. I know Magloire was the most sought after Canadian player (take that for what it is worth :lol:) at the time.

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