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BLEEDBLUE444

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HAHA hey I do this thread once a year and just did it not too long ago!

You're stealing my thread man!
Trust me I'm just kidding...

Anyway my response is always Rekalin Sims!

But since he's taken I will go with Antwan Barbour
 

DocLockdown

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Dec 1, 2003
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HAHA hey I do this thread once a year and just did it not too long ago!

You're stealing my thread man!
Trust me I'm just kidding...

Anyway my response is always Rekalin Sims!

But since he's taken I will go with Antwan Barbour

My bad man, I'm new here and I love going over old UK teams.

An AJ Stewart as a peace offering?
 

DocLockdown

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Dec 1, 2003
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AJ!! Forgot all about him lol.
Jason Parker..Matt pilgrim

I thought Parker was going to be an SEC monster. He was part of that really bad run of big man bad luck for Tubby. Parker, Michael Southall, Estill left a year early, Jon Stewart, Bradley leaves. I'm forgetting someone else too I think.
 

keefsopeng

All-Conference
Mar 23, 2005
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Desmond Allison.

Go.
DA literally gave me the shoes off his feet as he left the court after the Derby Festival Classic. Guy couldn't of been cooler, i was 12 about to be 13 and he asked what i was going to do with them and i said wear them. He loved that. Rest in peace Desmond.
 
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wk1001

All-Conference
Apr 18, 2012
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Dwight Perry. Some may have forgotten he started an NCAA tournament game;)
 

bthaunert

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Irving Thomas...I think he probably holds the record for least points scored at UK and still playing in the NBA.
 
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