As I slowly return to normal from my lengthy holiday, I thought it was time to return to some commentary on the news from today. I'll have a post up later looking at more of the returning Wildcats. Look for that this afternoon. In the news today, we find first and foremost that Roburt Sallie never quite made it to the Bluegrass before making up his mind to matriculate to the University of Memphis . This is interesting, but not terribly surprising since many had rumored him to be a Memphis lean. Sallie explains his decision in this new article over at The Cats Pause (subscription required). I won't relate all the substance of that article due to TCP's terms of service, but I can say that there was an academic reason, not just a simple preference, that factored strongly into his decision. If he had made it to Kentucky first, it is possible but not extremely likely things would be different. Still, that makes us wonder here at A Sea of Blue if Internet legend Hunter McClintock is now likely to wind up a Wildcat. A new article over at The Cats Pause seems to suggest that the UK coaching staff has cooled considerably on McClintock, so that now looks more and more unlikely, though you never know what will happen now that Sallie is off the table. The main problem with McClintock, though, is that he looks like more of a shooting guard in a point guard body, and if Ramel Bradley and Tony Delk aren't proof of how hard it is to conv ...
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As I slowly return to normal from my lengthy holiday, I thought it was time to return to some commentary on the news from today. I'll have a post up later looking at more of the returning Wildcats. Look for that this afternoon. In the news today, we find first and foremost that Roburt Sallie never quite made it to the Bluegrass before making up his mind to matriculate to the University of Memphis . This is interesting, but not terribly surprising since many had rumored him to be a Memphis lean. Sallie explains his decision in this new article over at The Cats Pause (subscription required). I won't relate all the substance of that article due to TCP's terms of service, but I can say that there was an academic reason, not just a simple preference, that factored strongly into his decision. If he had made it to Kentucky first, it is possible but not extremely likely things would be different. Still, that makes us wonder here at A Sea of Blue if Internet legend Hunter McClintock is now likely to wind up a Wildcat. A new article over at The Cats Pause seems to suggest that the UK coaching staff has cooled considerably on McClintock, so that now looks more and more unlikely, though you never know what will happen now that Sallie is off the table. The main problem with McClintock, though, is that he looks like more of a shooting guard in a point guard body, and if Ramel Bradley and Tony Delk aren't proof of how hard it is to conv ...