[outdoorsman43]

Polson may have been the only UK player to play at anywhere near his potential this season. As some point, you have to recognize that the coaching staff has some responsibility for highly touted players underperforming.

I think that I need to stop posting in these threads for the season before I convince myself not to be a UK fan. :biglmao:

The more that I think about Calipari's pre-UK problems and his sorry performance this season, the worse I feel about being a fan. I am close to taking a long break until Calipari departs.

Bye. :igiveup:

Seriously, he just brought a championship to Kentucky for the first time in 14 years!

Like I told Stardust a while back, if you don't like someone you're not going to give them credit when they're successful but will destroy them when the slightest miscue happens. I do remember you giving Cal credit last season and I can respect that.

I do put some of the blame on Cal myself. He puts blame on himself as well. Just as he said, he didn't recruit enough players for this team and he couldn't get to a couple of them. I agree with him and respect him for taking that blame. But to go any further than that is just silly. Cal is one of the best coaches in the country (YES! Even at X's and O's and developing kids, crazy huh?). Every great coach has more than one unsuccessful season. Duke got beat by 15-seeded Lehigh in 2012. Roy Williams 2009-2010 team made the NIT after winning the 2009 championship.

You Cal haters still have no argument as to why Cal "can't coach" other than you simply don't like him.