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08-02-2009, 02:47 PM
Mine was Tayshaun Prince and Keith Bogans.
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08-02-2009, 05:16 PM
Chuck Hayes
Cameron Mills
Jamaal Magloire
Current:
Patrick Patterson
Cameron Mills
Jamaal Magloire
Current:
Patrick Patterson
08-02-2009, 05:29 PM
Tayshaun Prince
Rajon Rondo
Patrick Sparks
Patrick Patterson
Rajon Rondo
Patrick Sparks
Patrick Patterson
08-02-2009, 07:09 PM
hawg laig Wrote:Winston Bennet
Chuck Hayes
Freddie Cowans
James Lee
Mike Phillips
I like the bangers and garbage men
Your going back a few years there HL, Lee was in fact a banger/ garbage man. I barely remember Dan Issel playing at UK, and if I remember right he liked to rough it up a bit.
08-02-2009, 07:15 PM
I hope the best is yet to come, but until then i would say Mash.
08-02-2009, 11:06 PM
king360 Wrote:Marquis Estill and Gerald Fitch
:Thumbs::Thumbs::Thumbs::Thumbs::Thumbs::Thumbs:
08-02-2009, 11:54 PM
Jamal Mashburn was one of the best college basketball players Ive EVER seen..Ricky P's first prize, and he was phenomenal. I also liked Brassow and John Pelphrey too..
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08-03-2009, 01:21 AM
Kenny "Sky" Walker
08-03-2009, 02:05 PM
RAvi Moss
08-03-2009, 02:51 PM
So many great players and teams, I have loved watching UK through the good and bad times. Here are some of my favorites and reasons why in no certain order:
1. Kyle Macy: He was the on the floor coach for one of UK's best teams, the 78 National Champs.
2. James Lee: Big time leaper on that 78 team.
3. Reggie Hanson: Gave up size night in and night out but always gave all he had. Was the starting center when UK upset LSU when they had Shaq, Stanley Roberts and Chris Jackson.
4. Jammal Mashburn: Beyond his obvious talents on the court, his signing with UK helped Pitino turn the program around quicker than expected.
5. Sam Bowie: The injuries he had to endure was tragic. But he was a part of some spectacular teams and always carried himself with class.
1. Kyle Macy: He was the on the floor coach for one of UK's best teams, the 78 National Champs.
2. James Lee: Big time leaper on that 78 team.
3. Reggie Hanson: Gave up size night in and night out but always gave all he had. Was the starting center when UK upset LSU when they had Shaq, Stanley Roberts and Chris Jackson.
4. Jammal Mashburn: Beyond his obvious talents on the court, his signing with UK helped Pitino turn the program around quicker than expected.
5. Sam Bowie: The injuries he had to endure was tragic. But he was a part of some spectacular teams and always carried himself with class.
08-03-2009, 04:37 PM
Mel Turpin, Jim Masters, Charles Hurt and Derrick Hord were fun to watch as well..Hurt was just bad. Havent seen anybody mention Mark Pope either..
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08-03-2009, 07:40 PM
Tony Delk
Jamal Mashburn
Tayshaun Prince
Antoine Walker
Wayne Turner
Marquis Estill
Cliff Hawkins
Jamal Mashburn
Tayshaun Prince
Antoine Walker
Wayne Turner
Marquis Estill
Cliff Hawkins
08-03-2009, 08:20 PM
theVILLE Wrote:I forgot about Gerald Fitch.....Someone explain the Ramel Bradley thing though...over all the years UK has been around Bradley was in your tops...Are you like 4 or something
Your grammar usage makes you seem like you're about 4. :biggrin:
08-04-2009, 10:02 AM
Kyle Macy
Sam Bowie
Charles Hurt
Winston Bennett
Kenny Walker
Rex Chapman
Jamal Mashburn
Jeff Brassow
Derrick Anderson
The Unforgettables
Tony Delk
Patrick Patterson
Jodie Meeks
Scott Padgett
Wayne Turner
Ron Mercer
Jeff Shepherd
Tayshaun Prince
Chuck Hayes
These are my Tops. Still have tons of players that i liked that are not listed.:notworthy
Sam Bowie
Charles Hurt
Winston Bennett
Kenny Walker
Rex Chapman
Jamal Mashburn
Jeff Brassow
Derrick Anderson
The Unforgettables
Tony Delk
Patrick Patterson
Jodie Meeks
Scott Padgett
Wayne Turner
Ron Mercer
Jeff Shepherd
Tayshaun Prince
Chuck Hayes
These are my Tops. Still have tons of players that i liked that are not listed.:notworthy
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