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Knowles fitting in at Louisville

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Great article in the CJ today on Preston. This article says many things that I would not post in respect to Preston, and his privacy. But now you will know the rest of the story, and why this kid is so special to me and many here at GRC.

 

 

The passion of Preston

An albatross in the past for Knowles, it's now an asset

 

By Brian Bennett

 

The Courier-Journal

 

Preston Knowles plays basketball with an extraordinary passion. Sometimes that passion can lead to problems, as it did in high school, when he got labeled as a hothead with a bad attitude.

But when channeled correctly, it can push him beyond expectations. University of Louisville coach Rick Pitino so admires Knowles' passion that he calls the freshman his "favorite player on the team."

 

Of freshman Preston Knowles, U of L coach Rick Pitino said: "Give me 12 guys like Preston Knowles, and we'll have a chance of going to a Final Four every year."

 

 

Link

 

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071206/SPORTS02/712060456/1002/SPORTS

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Great article in the CJ today on Preston.

 

 

The passion of Preston

An albatross in the past for Knowles, it's now an asset

 

By Brian Bennett

 

The Courier-Journal

 

Preston Knowles plays basketball with an extraordinary passion. Sometimes that passion can lead to problems, as it did in high school, when he got labeled as a hothead with a bad attitude.

But when channeled correctly, it can push him beyond expectations. University of Louisville coach Rick Pitino so admires Knowles' passion that he calls the freshman his "favorite player on the team."

 

Of freshman Preston Knowles, U of L coach Rick Pitino said: "Give me 12 guys like Preston Knowles, and we'll have a chance of going to a Final Four every year." (By Michael Clevenger, The Courier-Journal)

 

 

Link

 

http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071206/SPORTS02/712060456/1002/SPORTS

 

Surprised that a coach would say that publicly about any player.

Some of us here in Maysville do.

:thumb:

 

I'd say you can include all the 10th Region in that assesment...

 

I'll be in the eRuppTion Zone when they come to Lexington wearing my Louisville sweatshirt rooting Preston on...

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I'd say you can include all the 10th Region in that assesment...

 

I'll be in the eRuppTion Zone when they come to Lexington wearing my Louisville sweatshirt rooting Preston on...

 

I love your support...but you will get creamed.

Surprised that a coach would say that publicly about any player.

Pitino always does that kind of stuff. I think he tries to use it almost as a motivation tool for everyone else to practice as hard as he does.

The issues Preston had in Highschool was he had no faith in his coach who after this season it will be obvious he was correct in his assesment. When you have a man with Pitino's obvious credintials it is not hard to buy into an idea and thrive in a program. Preston will be known far and wide by the time he is finished at Uof L. Mark it down.

 

Get Some Knowledge.

Coach Humphrey stepped into this kid's life and made a difference. From all I have heard about Scott Humphrey, he is a very good coach and an even better person.

Some of us here in Maysville do.

:thumb:

 

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Get Some Knowledge.

Coach Humphrey stepped into this kid's life and made a difference. From all I have heard about Scott Humphrey, he is a very good coach and an even better person.

:thumb::thumb::thumb:

Obvious Knowles hater from Maysville. Don't worry you'll get your trip to Rupp this season for sure since PK is gone

 

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Surprised that a coach would say that publicly about any player.

 

That is why I provided a link....knew many people wouldn't believe me. Just so proud of Preston, and look for his PT to increase as the season goes on.

I love your support...but you will get creamed.

 

:lol:

Get Some Knowledge.

Coach Humphrey stepped into this kid's life and made a difference. From all I have heard about Scott Humphrey, he is a very good coach and an even better person.

 

Please, Humphrey didnt set this into motion Preston did a long time ago, when he decided he wanted to make himself better. He and Humphrey butted heads all year because he couldnt be the mentor Preston needed. There are a lot of people in Prestons life who I'm sure were positive for him I just don't think Humphrey was one in my opinion. As far as his coaching ability there are a lot of questions in my mind about who he picked to play and who he cuts. Besides shouldn't a coach have a team in the wings after a few years at one school? Even if they are young shouldn't you develop your up and comers after a few seasons? This is where Humphrey has failed at GRC IMO keeping people who don't contribute after four years. This thread is about Preston and he is definitely not a product of a highschool system that regularly turns out talent.

Get Some Knowledge.

Coach Humphrey stepped into this kid's life and made a difference. From all I have heard about Scott Humphrey, he is a very good coach and an even better person.

 

Also see rule 2, LABS, I have gotten knowledge am entitled to my opinion even if it differs from yours!

Also see rule 2, LABS, I have gotten knowledge am entitled to my opinion even if it differs from yours!

 

Your opinion is one thing...but you have totally butchered the facts.

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