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NBC Sports: 09/10 Preseason...

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I don't see Wake Forest being in the FF next season, Teague and Aminu are probably gone.

 

Kansas and Duke will be in the discussion IMO.

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Add the New York Times to the list on the bandwagon:

 

5. KENTUCKY - This all depends on which recruits John Calipari lures to Lexington. If Jodie Meeks and Patrick Patterson return, expect a top-10 team.

 

1. Carolina; 5. Kentucky

With Meeks testing the NBA waters Coach Cal is going to have to find someone quick to step in and replace that 23+points per game. I think the Cats will be good by the end of next season but probably not at the start.

With Meeks testing the NBA waters Coach Cal is going to have to find someone quick to step in and replace that 23+points per game. I think the Cats will be good by the end of next season but probably not at the start.

 

Meeks will be back.

Perhaps, but it seems clear NBC doesn't take college basketball (and college football, for that matter) all that seriously if they aren't willing to pony up the cash to get in the game.

 

Watch it, Buddy. Your getting on thin ice. :madman:

 

 

 

 

 

:lol:

I am tickled pink that UK is at least pre-season top 25. Looking like a big name or two of being top 10. I love this and happy at least people are expecting things of UK now.

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