1. Rondo

2. Mashburn

3. Prince

4. Anderson

Saul Smith :lol::lol::lol:

 

Point Guard is what they need and he is better than one we have.

 

Ok for real, Turner gor the point guard

Mashburn because he is the best I have seen since I can remember.

Either Tony Delk for all around greatness, Mr. Clutch himself Cameron Mills, or Jeff Shepard for his athleticism and leadership.

Derek Anderson or Jeff Shepard would do this team good.

Gerald Fitch

 

I know he was not a true PG. But remember on the great 03 team he was the starting pg and did a great job with it, and then slid over to the 2 when Hawkins came in as the 6th man. Fitch can handle the ball, and would be another perimeter shooter which would help them team. Not to mention played great defense and could rebound the ball!

Either Tony Delk for all around greatness, Mr. Clutch himself Cameron Mills, or Jeff Shepard for his athleticism and leadership.

 

Out of ALL the greats that played for The University of Kentucky, you picked Cameron Mills?? :ohbrother:

Out of ALL the greats that played for The University of Kentucky, you picked Cameron Mills?? :ohbrother:

 

Don't hate on Cameron Mills. He was a good player on a great team. You put him at Louisville, Tennessee, or any other average team at that time and he would've stood out. Not to mention that this year UK could use another shooter to compliment Meeks.

 

Oh and BTW, without Cameron Mills... Duke might have one more championship then they would've... :sssh:

Gimel Martinez

 

http://www.bigbluehistory.net/bb/Statistics/Players/Martinez_Gimel.html

What about King Rex? Kyle Macy? Louie Dampier? Chris Mills, Dwight 'The Blur' Anderson?

(Just kidding about the last one, he wasn't around long enough to make much of a statement, but he was very athletic).

 

And I agree with another post, I'd take Dan Issel regardless of the era. Put him back in his heyday shape and he'd be just as hard to stop today as he was in 1970 college, and later in the NBA.