Well if you want to look at it that way then there is nobody on that list other then Jack Givens who should be ranked ahead of Pelphrey and Farmer.

 

Bennett was a key sub on the Final Four team in '84 and was a big help on the boards with Walker and later with Sutton's last good squad.

 

Chapman was the offense for 2 years for Sutton.

Hood deserved this award and I wish him well at Kentucky. He should contribute right away off the bench for the Cats, the kid is very skilled. As for his career, I'm sure he will have a dandy one. That's what I hope for anyways.

 

As for the rankings, I like them. Only complaints is move Chapman and Minniefield up.

Hood deserved this award and I wish him well at Kentucky. He should contribute right away off the bench for the Cats, the kid is very skilled. As for his career, I'm sure he will have a dandy one. That's what I hope for anyways.

 

As for the rankings, I like them. Only complaints is move Chapman and Minniefield up.

 

The only reason (literally the only reason) why Chapman isn't higher is because he only stayed for 2 seasons. He was definately a blast to watch when I was a young lad :thumb:

The only reason (literally the only reason) why Chapman isn't higher is because he only stayed for 2 seasons. He was definately a blast to watch when I was a young lad :thumb:

 

I can see that. And yes he was, what would it been like if he played 4? Rex was a special player.

I can see that. And yes he was, what would it been like if he played 4? Rex was a special player.

 

He would have been 1 or 2 on the list if he played even 3 years, IMO.

He would have been 1 or 2 on the list if he played even 3 years, IMO.

 

Yes, I agree. I would love for another Rex Chapman to come along, I highly doubt it will though, and if so it will be for some time. Maybe that's just me though, I like a good player like Rex, so I could be very, very wrong. I have been before :banana: