Juzang transferring

JAC71

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I hate to see him go also but maybe the Hardy kid is transferring to UK? I can’t see Cal being short handed at guard.
 

wk1001

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Baker I understood especially the way the season ended. JJ finished strong and could've been a starter his junior year. Kids and their parents are too impatient anymore. Not all these kids are gonna be one and done. Most need 2 or 3 years. Sad
 

fatguy87

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Not a surprise at all. We have a large class of wing players on the way in. Combine that a history of defections, draft or transfer, under Cal and the notion seemed realistic
 
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JAC71

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I remember either his coach or a family member did not want him at UK anyway so maybe they have been in his ear a little bit.
 
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mhroe1984

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Cal seems to really struggle getting/keeping west coast guys.


I was just about to say that they need to stop recruiting kids from out there unless they're surefire superstars who will only be here for a year anyway. The lesser talented guys from California never stay here.
 
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-BBH-

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Not a surprise at all. We have a large class of wing players on the way in. Combine that a history of defections, draft or transfer, under Cal and the notion seemed realistic

Exactly. With Hagans and IQ still up in the air, he could of played even less next year.
 
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