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I think people are wildly overlooking Landen Lucas. In fact, the only big guaranteed to start is Perry Ellis. Black is still a huge get for us, because that's five 260 pound fouls to give. Which will be valuable in the title game against Randle. :)
Tharpe - Mason/Frankamp Selden - Frankamp/Greene Wiggins - White/Greene Ellis - Black/Traylor Lucas - Embiid/Black That's my guess at the starting five. I think that Embiid and The Colors (black, white, and greene) will be heavy in the rotation to start. Frankamp might start showing up more and more as we need shooters. Who knows? We're deep as **** this year. Also nice to remember that we have Hunter Mickelson to practice with these guys all year and then step in when Black is gone. 2014 could look like: Tharpe Frankamp Mason Greene White Lucas Embiid (?) Selden (?) Mickelson Okafor Jones Winslow :) |
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I think Embiid is going to be a better pro prospect than college freshman. He has tons of physical talent, but I see him getting into some defensive trouble. You can mark me down as saying Lucas could surprise a lot of people. And he'll start, because there are no other big men who know the offensive sets as well or what HCBS wants out of the defensive strategy. Self ALWAYS goes with experience and defense first. When Embiid starts learning what his job is and can play in position without fouling, he could start, but I just always bet on the guy who's spent a year practicing getting the nod early in the season. |
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Dude, we have THREE guys who should be pushing for serious playing time at the 2/3 spot. Except they won't, because we have the #1 player in the country there. Amazing team next year. So amazing. |
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I just realized how much happier I would be if this were a completely KU-basketball related board. Oh well, back to the "Chiefs have losing record or lose their 2nd round pick" dumpster fire thread. |
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Self plays talent even if its young talent. What Self does NOT do is redshirt a guy and the have him starting his (RS) freshman year over more talented guys - in his own words, he redshirts guys because they will be a nonfactor at 18 but will contribute at 21 or 22. Of all the guys Self has redshirted, show me one that started over a top 10 recruit the next year (the closest example is Morningstar starting over Elijah, who was a 30-40 recruit, not top 10). He saves them for their junior/senior years when KU is short at a position (Reed, Teahan, Releford). |
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Kentucky has come out with a new shirt, hot off the presses, after Louisville's win:
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Makes you feel sorry for KU, no rivals. Kentucky wins it then Louisville does it the next year. UNC wins it in 2009, Duke wins it the next year. Alabama football wins it in 2009, Auburn does it the next year. Ohio State goes to the Final Four, Michigan does it the next year. It's crap we were screwed out of a great rivalry.
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Basketball seems less likely. KU has to go to the national powers to even be challenged. That is what comes with being a program of this caliber. I think Texas will turn the corner sooner than later but it's going to be very difficult for them to ever equal Kansas. |
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I always hoped we'd be in the same conference as UNC, UK and Duke. All the blue bloods in the same conference. I would JIMP and so would America. Best of the best always battling it out. Speechless. |
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In a perfect world, it would be amazing to be in a conference as you're describing, but since we've signed our rights away to the Big 12 for the immediate future, that type of fantasy will not come to pass any time soon. And if I have to choose between the teams in the Big 12 or the history we have against MU, I'm definitely picking MU. |
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Kentucky is our best shot at a real rival now. This could be the third time in six years that Self faces calipari in the national title game. Although I'd be much happier watching them lose in the first round of the NIT tournament again.
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Texas was looking like they might step up but that was short-lived. We just play in a bad hoops league, I'd kill to play in the ACC. |
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I like the tiny ass white kid trying to guard Wiggins at the 6:45 mark.
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We also need to plan on another Topeka get together. |
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Once schedule is out, we'll get them planned. I'll be up next Friday unless something odd happens & then I'll be in Lawrence in late July. |
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DOMINATION! |
Without the Jayhawks, I'd be a sad, bitter KC sports fan.
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KU coach Bill Self confirms SMU’s Jerrance Howard likely to replace Joe Dooley 'Nothing officially has been done,' Self tells Journal-World By Gary Bedore Illinois head coach Bruce Weber, left, and assistant coach Jerrance Howard watch from the sidlines during the second half of a game against Michigan in this 2012 Associated Press file photo. Though nothing is official, Howard is likely to replace Kansas University assistant coach Joe Dooley, KU coach Bill Self confirmed Wednesday. It looks as if SMU assistant basketball coach Jerrance Howard will replace Joe Dooley as full-time assistant on Bill Self's Kansas University basketball staff. Self confirmed to the Journal-World on Wednesday that he and Howard "have talked seriously the last few days, but nothing officially has been done." "If everything comes true, it's what I'll do," Self added, in terms of hiring Howard. ESPN's Jason King tweeted Wednesday morning, "SMU's Jerrance Howard has verbally agreed to an offer to become an assistant head coach at Kansas under Bill Self, sources told ESPN." Howard, who played for Self at Illinois, was a four-year letterwinner for the Fighting Illini from 2000-04. He was hired by SMU coach Larry Brown on April 27, 2012. "Jerrance came highly recommended by Kansas coach Bill Self as a person that would be able to help us build SMU to national prominence as we move into the Big East," Brown said at the time. Previously, Howard spent five years as an assistant coach at Illinois. Before that, he served three years as director of basketball operations for coach Billy Gillispie at Kentucky and Texas A&M. Paperwork generally is extensive in hirings at athletic departments, meaning Howard's hiring will likely be announced sometime Wednesday or Thursday. "We hope to have someone soon," Self said, referring to an official replacement for Dooley. |
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KU signed an extension with adidas today through 2019. Although I think Nike is more appealing than adidas to high school recruits, I don't really have a problem with this. I know it shouldn't matter but I think it definately factors into a recruits decision. Not Wiggins though!
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Nike just trumps Adidas in basketball apparel and shoes. You're right ...it shouldn't matter, but it does - which is why I care enough to not like this decision. I mean Self's not going to have a problem recruiting either way...or shouldn't, but having Nike as your brand would help, and def wouldn't hurt being that basketball has been directly correlated to basketball since the days of MJ. |
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Zenger said at a luncheon I was at that Adidas treats KU basketball like royalty and any extra amount we'd get elsewhere would be minimal at best, without destroying a good relationship. Said it's not worth it to KU. That was about a year ago so this doesn't surprsie me.
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I get why it's this way, I just wish it was w/ Nike instead. Love any adidas running shoe over Nike though. |
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This team is so ****ing stacked.
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