[StrikeoutKing]

It may just be me, but whenever I see a recruit on TV from a city like New York, Detroit, Los Angeles, or some other large city area, the only thing they know how to do is dribble and penitrate. And that's not a bad thing. I mean, it most cases it opens up the outside. But they need to be more team oriented. To me, the "sharp shooters" come from small towns, or in rare cases, smaller cities. Larry Bird from French Lick, Indiana, Chris Lofton from Maysville, Kentucky, and J.J. Reddick from Cookeville, Tennessee. I know it's hard to have Lofton and Reddick in the same category with Bird, but I think you all see my point. Just because you're not a big city street baller doesn't mean you don't have game. UK football has gotten the last 2 Mr. Footballs and look how the prgram has turned around. I think Tubby Smith is a great coach, but I just hope he'd look more within the Bluegrass for some talent, because when it comes to High School basketball, I don't think it gets much better.