John Calipari was hired away from Memphis to put the Kentucky Wildcats back on the national map.� In just one season in Lexington, Calipari has done that that and so much more.
The Wildcats lose eight players from last year?s team including five that were selected in the first round of the NBA Draft.� In what seems like it will become a yearly cycle at UK, the program brings in the top recruiting class in the country and could very easily be a Final Four contender.
The Sports Bank?s ?99 in 99?ranks the 72 power conference college basketball teams and top 27 mid-major programs.� Click here if you missed teams #13-#99.
By: David Kay
Kentucky Wildcats (14-2 in SEC, 35-3 overall)
Projected Depth Chart
F/C: Enes Kanter (Fr)/Josh Harrellson (Sr)
PF: Terrence Jones (Fr)/Eloy Vargas (Jr)
G/F: Darius Miller (Jr)/DeAndre Liggins (Jr)/Jon Hood (So)
G/F: Doron Lamb (Fr)/Stacy Poole (Fr)
PG: Brandon Knight (Fr)/Jarrod Polson (Fr)
Gone: PG-John Wall, C-DeMarcus Cousins, PF-Patrick Patterson, PG-Eric Bledsoe, C-Daniel Orton, PF-Perry Stevenson, G/F-Ramon Harris, G/F Darnell Dodson (transfer)
2010-2011 Outlook:
Good-bye Wall, Cousins, Bledsoe, Orton, and Patterson.� Hello Knight, Kanter, Jones, Lamb, Poole, and Vargas.� As daunting as it would be for any team to lose five players early to the NBA Draft, John Calipari once again pulled off a masterful job in landing the best recruiting class in the country.
Of course one of those in-coming freshmen has still not been cleared [More …]
Source: http://www.thesportsbank.net/college-bball/99-in-9911-kentucky-wildcats/
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