Originally Posted by Pants (Post 10065853)

I'm gay as **** for Oubre right now.

Originally Posted by Prison Bitch (Post 10065930)

Has to be a regional cover.


I'm expecting Connor to redshirt. Looked like an ant out there at Late Night. It's bold but I'm calling it.

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10066474)

Originally Posted by Bambi (Post 10066474)

Originally Posted by Kelly Oubre, Sr.

"That's one of the reasons behind choosing Kansas. Coach Self doesn't kick you out if you are not ready. I don't care too much for it (one-and-done) because if you look at it over the last couple drafts, the success of the guys one-and-done is few and far between. Every once in a while you find guys who can make it through. I'm more concerned about his education after maybe a two-year stint or three-year stint. How close is he to that degree and having a greater business mind going into the next level, whatever that is?" added Oubre Sr. "I think the first year in college as well as the pros, maybe two, is a learning curve. That learning curve can be cut considerably if he stayed and developed in college."

"It's a win-win all the way around," Kelly Sr. said. "We don't talk about one-and-done possibilities in my house, because I'm more concerned about maturity, longevity and development."

Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 10066920)

Quote from Oubre's dad:



That's one smart man you've got as a father, there, Kelly. He knows it's not about getting drafted. It's about getting a second contract and having the education and intelligence to not piss it all away, but rather invest and grow.

Originally Posted by the Talking Can (Post 10064580)

Self is killing it on the recruiting trail

Originally Posted by saphojunkie (Post 10066920)

"That's one of the reasons behind choosing Kansas. Coach Self doesn't kick you out if you are not ready. I don't care too much for it (one-and-done) because if you look at it over the last couple drafts, the success of the guys one-and-done is few and far between. Every once in a while you find guys who can make it through. I'm more concerned about his education after maybe a two-year stint or three-year stint. How close is he to that degree and having a greater business mind going into the next level, whatever that is?" added Oubre Sr. "I think the first year in college as well as the pros, maybe two, is a learning curve. That learning curve can be cut considerably if he stayed and developed in college."

"It's a win-win all the way around," Kelly Sr. said. "We don't talk about one-and-done possibilities in my house, because I'm more concerned about maturity, longevity and development."

Originally Posted by KCFalcon59 (Post 10067020)

Need more Dads like that. Smart guy.

Originally Posted by Al Czervik (Post 10067119)

Kelly's dad is a teacher....
Clearly understands the importance of an education....

Rock Chalk Kelly....Glad your on board and looking forward to a great career.

Originally Posted by sedated (Post 10066874)

looks 'shopped