I don't think he encourages them at all. I think he confirms and supports them as he should. The Wagner situation at Memphis was how long ago now? Those 'injuries' are very few and far between in today's athletes. A lot of this is on the players, their situations, and what their purpose is. EJ could have easily stayed - he had no business going pro but I'm sure Cal supported him. I don't think the one and done is ever going away and that's fine. I think the biggest problem at UK is that rarely do we get a talented player that stays 3 to 4 years and/or a freshman that is going to stay and wait to play in 2 or 3 years because they want to play right away.
Regardless - for those "fire cal" fans --- it could be worse, just look at LSU. That was a terrible display. I don't want to watch that. It's just chuck the ball from all over the place.
Say it how you want to, but supporting a kid's bad decision is encouraging them to leave. Why would he support EJ leaving knowing he had the same chance to get drafted as Sam Malone?
Say it how you want to, but supporting a kid's bad decision is encouraging them to leave. Why would he support EJ leaving knowing he had the same chance to get drafted as Sam Malone?
I understand where you're coming from but I don't think E.J. is the best example. By all accounts, he really did not like being at Kentucky. I'd say he was gone no matter what.
I noticed a lot of quit in Kentucky in that game. Team looked like they didn’t want it at times.
First time in the Calipari era I’ve seen that.
Besides the usual shooting and free-throw woe's-No good spacing, ball sticks, only one that moves is Allen but Allen can't play defense/can't stay in front of his man.
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