KU who is coming back?
 

has anyone said anything?

Wright said he was coming back after the SIU game... Rush has always said he wouldn't make the same mistakes as his brothers and wanted to stick around for mom.

sounded on the news last night like Rush was gone.

he was on the fence last year and his brother (Jaron) talked him into going back for "1 more year" (then paused and said quietly "maybe 2")

Self and Robinson both said they would be "shocked" if everyone returned.

Chalmers said everyone was coming back, "no one wants to go out like this," unfinished business and such.

everyone ......

except if i'm Sasha Kaun then i'm looking to transfer. If Bill Self won't play me in the 2nd half of a game even when i'm productive then there is no point in playing for him at all.

he's smart ... maybe he'll graduate then transfer without having to sit out a year. He should go to a team that can actually develop a big man.

not to mention a coach who knows how to get a big man involved in the offense.

WHERE DO YOU HEAR THESE PRESS CONFERENCES?

I'd expect everyone except maybe Brandon.

I hope Klienmann stays.

go Opie!!!

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Guess I shouldn't have said "has always said"... it's stuff I've heard over the last couple of years, but hadn't heard anything recently.

That sucks.... I think he's the only one that could go. I just couldn't imagine anyone else deciding to leave after watching themselves handle the ball like SIU & UCLA.


In a Jim Rome interview with Lon Kruger, I thought they said they got rid of that rule a couple of months after Kruger's kid went to UNLV :hmmm:

Keep f'ing doubting Matt Klienmann!

my bad, i didn't know they got rid of it :shrug:


why did they get rid of it ... isn't graduation the main idea?

So if Rush leaves, that means Morningstar will be getting more playing time. Lets see what he's got.

Now youre learning.

They got rid of it because people were using it for the wrong reasons. I think originally they were thinking of players that had graduated but wanted to get a masters in something other than what their current school offered. These kids were to be allowed to get a masters at another school and still play out their college basketball careers.

What really happened is that people who graduate early could become free-agents and move to any school they wanted. NCAA didn't want to open the floodgates on this.

Honestly I think if they put a provision in there that the master's degree you are seeking is not offered at your current school then the rule could be used correctly (still able to abuse it but would make it a little harder) If you transfered and started a masters program that your previous school offered they should have to sit out the year.

Once Wright sees his expected draft position, i'm sure he'll jump. He is definitely a top 10 pick, possibly a top 5, for this June's draft.

Rush is definitely gone, it's obvious he is ready to go pro.

IMO, the wildcard is Arthur.

Never listen to what the guys say during the season or shortly after the season ends. There is too much emotion involved and they haven't had time to logically view the situation and get swayed by the agents promising them millions.