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I would like anyone knowledgeable to answer:

What happens to Kentucky's recruits for the Class of 2014? They have 4 incoming recruits that have signed their letters of intent.

It seems that the Class of 2013 recruits, will likely only have one or two players opt for the NBA Draft. It seems that there are two seniors: Polson and Hood. Will there be any transfers?

Also, I wonder if the Harrison Twins wish they went to SMU now? They probably would have been one and done under Brown's system. I know it doesn't matter, but I just wonder what Brown would have done with them.

deucetz wrote:I would like anyone knowledgeable to answer:

What happens to Kentucky's recruits for the Class of 2014? They have 4 incoming recruits that have signed their letters of intent.

It seems that the Class of 2013 recruits, will likely only have one or two players opt for the NBA Draft. It seems that there are two seniors: Polson and Hood. Will there be any transfers?

Also, I wonder if the Harrison Twins wish they went to SMU now? They probably would have been one and done under Brown's system. I know it doesn't matter, but I just wonder what Brown would have done with them.

Would both of them have started here? One of them probably would have started from the beginning. To be a one and done you need to start from game one. They went to the right place for a one and done situation imo.

SMU 86 wrote:

deucetz wrote:I would like anyone knowledgeable to answer:

What happens to Kentucky's recruits for the Class of 2014? They have 4 incoming recruits that have signed their letters of intent.

It seems that the Class of 2013 recruits, will likely only have one or two players opt for the NBA Draft. It seems that there are two seniors: Polson and Hood. Will there be any transfers?

Also, I wonder if the Harrison Twins wish they went to SMU now? They probably would have been one and done under Brown's system. I know it doesn't matter, but I just wonder what Brown would have done with them.

Would both of them have started here? One of them probably would have started from the beginning. To be a one and done you need to start from game one. They went to the right place for a one and done situation imo.

Undoubtedly it would've been cool to see them play at SMU, but it's hard to say Calipari and his Kentucky staff aren't some of the best in the business. There are better "pure" coaches out there, but I think Calipari may be at the top of the list when it comes to preparing kids for the NBA; not just playing basketball either, the whole experience.