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Wroten tweeted that he should be a top 5 player in the country. Is he really top 5 good? Last I saw he wasn't even a 5 star on Rivals.

Who would be the better player for UK, Davis or Q. Miller?

They are burning James jerseys in Cleveland.

I honestly think he will be a Knick. He wants his LeBron brand to get to the level of Jordan but it won't, but being in the center of the world would help make it bigger. He knows the Knicks have cap room to sit back and wait and sign Melo and/or Tony Parker next summer while leading them to the playoffs this year with Amare.

Now they have about 6 players, they need to sign alot more pieces now.

What does Nord bring to the table for the program? I know Joker has been after coaches with experience who can recruit the higher players UK is after.

They say he is out of shape and his family has caused him to not hire an agent yet. His draft stock migh thave fallen to late in first round from possible lottery to mid first.

Happy said it was his biggest camp ever with 127 teams and 1200 players I believe.

Scott County.

I don't see this going away. Conferences are still going to look for them to move at some point again soon. The king in this was Texas and they showed they have the power... for now.

I meant with how you think the expansion will go?

So when the dust settles, who will have the toughest conference?

According to Orangebloods, who is a Texas Longhorns website, A&M is in talks with the SEC about a move to the west division and bringing Virginia Tech to balance out the East.

One thing fun about this is thinking of the new conference names. The PAC 10 will have to change because not all schools will be on the Pacific. The Big 10 won't be 10 (even though they have been 11 for a while). The SEC won't just be in the south east if Oklahoma joins. Just something fun to think about through this whole thing.

TMZ.com sports section is reporting Oklahoma St. appears next to the PAC 10.

They have solid players who can help keep the Indians where they are and possible make the jump. Omar needs to put on some weight and muscle and then he will be a great player with his stroke.

My guess would be better team and better competition therefore gaining even more exposure.

It appears you could also add RIP The Big East with it.

ESPN Breaking News says the Nebraska board of regents have reached a vote to move to the Big 10 and Tom Osborne has told the Big 10 Nebraska will accept their formal offer to join. First domino in a long line to come...

If reports are true and Nebraska is going to the Big 11, then why wouldn't the Big 12 try to stay together and just replace them with TCU and try to stop the Big 11 from raiding their teams anymore?

1. UK 2. SEC- No expansion (only because the SEC is already tough. Won't happen though.) 3. SEC- The current 12 plus, Miami, FSU, Ga Tech, and Clemson.

I don't know how good of a hire this would be. He is a players coach but he wins because he recruits players that fit his system and his system won't work in the NBA IMO.

Atleast you dont have to worry about him de-commiting. :lol:

While they are good geographically, they are not good in terms of academics and money. Money is the deciding factor. The SEC is going to try and lock up a couple good fan bases for the money. I say they try to secure Florida by adding Miami, Florida St. and then a good city in Atlanta and try to bring in a Georgia Tech. That would be 15, then I'd like to see them add Louisville hoping they can bring themselves up again with Strong.

Not only was he one of the best coaches ever but also one of the best overall people, he has some amazing quotes to live by; "Talent is God given. Be humble. Fame is man-given. Be grateful. Conceit is self-given. Be careful." RIP Coach Wooden.