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This is a great point. Cal always talks about that one of the challenges about recruiting the kids he does is that all these guys are used to being the alpha on their team. Suddenly their on a team full of guys who were all used to being top dog so he has to really press the importance of passing the ball.
There cant be many other players, 20 and under, to score 30 points in a conference finals. Who?
Heat just need to give the ball to Herro, dude is shooting lights out!!
If Herro doesn’t get a touch every possession from here on out then bench the other players.
Tyler's game's evolution from UK is evident and it's beautiful to watch.
Really great job Cal did with Tyler, and even better job Tyler has done to continue to improve on it.
Really great job Cal did with Tyler, and even better job Tyler has done to continue to improve on it.
He might enter rare company. Old generation never played in nba when they are young.
Yep. Has to be within the last 20-25 years. Lebron? I mean, so many great players were with bad organizations early on, because of drafting.. but still, he did it.. and its something I really think maybe only 1 or 2 others accompolished.
Herro is lighting them up. It’s either him or Bam that makes huge plays for the Heat, with a bit of Butler mixed in.
It would be awesome if they would throw some credit at Cal and/or UK in some of their post game interviews though. Any recruiting help would be awesome.
It would be awesome if they would throw some credit at Cal and/or UK in some of their post game interviews though. Any recruiting help would be awesome.
I know LeBron missed first year, not sure second year? Didn't he lose in early rounds?
I thought he got to the finals early? I'm on my phone so I didn't look.
If not Lebron, than idk who. Tim Duncan, because SAS was solid already? But I think he was over 20.
You basically have to be extremely young, extremely good and be on an extremely good team.
What a cut after Jimmy cleared him out for the iso.
I didn't think much of UK players in these playoffs making much of a difference in recruiting.. but with the way these teams are winning against all odds, BECAUSE of Kentucky players.. it has to be noticed.