He will always be coffee cock burn to me, and its not bc i dislike the dude, that name is just golden, like peter jurkin level of gold.
Kentucky vs Bama thread
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OK, you've officially run out of benefit of the doubt on your stupidity here. You clearly don't know shit about basketball. Illinois sucks and so does your argument.... neither are winning a damned thing.
Oscar is playing in a much tougher conference, dipshit. Yours is nothing but rock fights.
B1G is going to have the most tournament teams lolz.
Congrats on getting 2nd in a worse conference.
Your conference sucks....the tournament proves it every year. Oral freaking Roberts says hello.
Seen him about 4 times. He's a lumbering ox, much like Garza except Kofi can't shoot.
By the way, Oscar is a lock for NPOY. Davis will be second. Kofi nowhere to be seen. I sure am glad Cal chose Oscar.
SEC should try getting as many teams into the tournament as the B1G.
Kofi is lumbering up and down the court leading the nation in dunks for the second year in a row.
So you think he's getting out and running the floor, getting all those dunks in transition?
No need to conference honk when you're a UK fan with the NPOY on your roster.
This 1016CC0503 dipshit is obviously some stupid kid playing on his phone while he should be listening in class.
Davis?
A guy Kofi averaged more points and rebounds than, and beat head 2 head while dropping 37 and 12 on?
😂
Jokes aside, what kind of odds to have for Kofi winning B1G POY or winning NPOY? Do you really think he has a shot at both or you just taking a piss and winding up UK fans?
He’ll win B1G POY, and should be the winner of the NPOY. But it seems like the National guys are holding it against him that he missed 5 games. Fair or unfair it is what it is.
....Kofi not even mentioned....
Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
"Season Stats: 16.4 PPG, 15.3 RPG, 2.0 SPG, 1.4 BPG, 1.1 APG
Previous Rank: 1
You're never going to believe this, but Oscar Tshiebwe got a few more double-doubles since we last visited these rankings.
In fact, he had 27 points, 10 offensive rebounds and nine defensive rebounds in Saturday's 78-57 win over Florida. He also went for 10 and 15 in a road win over Alabama and racked up 18 and 14 against South Carolina.
Tshiebwe entered Tuesday's matchup with Tennessee on an eight-game streak of at least 14 rebounds, during which time he somehow increased his season average from 14.9 to 15.3.
But while the entire college basketball world seems to have taken notice of Tshiebwe's historic rebounding pace, have you realized what an impact he's making on the defensive end of the court, too?
Eight straight games with 14 rebounds is amazing, but when is the last time a 6'9", 255-pound center had a nine-game streak of multiple steals? Tshiebwe is averaging a combined 4.6 blocks and steals during that nine-game run—while, you know, still averaging more rebounds per game than the rest of Kentucky's starting lineup combined.
This race isn't over yet. Far from it. E.J. Liddell could torch a bunch of solid Big Ten frontcourts. Johnny Davis could catch fire again. Ochai Agbaji could propel Kansas back to a No. 1 seed. Walker Kessler could kick Tshiebwe's butt in the SEC championship. Or Big O could just suddenly string together a few rough performances to open the door to any number of challengers.
But if you're naming a National Player of the Year today, Tshiebwe is one of the top two candidates, and he ain't in second place."
Oscar Tshiebwe, Kentucky
"Season Stats: 16.4 PPG, 15.3 RPG, 2.0 SPG, 1.4 BPG, 1.1 APG
Previous Rank: 1
You're never going to believe this, but Oscar Tshiebwe got a few more double-doubles since we last visited these rankings.
In fact, he had 27 points, 10 offensive rebounds and nine defensive rebounds in Saturday's 78-57 win over Florida. He also went for 10 and 15 in a road win over Alabama and racked up 18 and 14 against South Carolina.
Tshiebwe entered Tuesday's matchup with Tennessee on an eight-game streak of at least 14 rebounds, during which time he somehow increased his season average from 14.9 to 15.3.
But while the entire college basketball world seems to have taken notice of Tshiebwe's historic rebounding pace, have you realized what an impact he's making on the defensive end of the court, too?
Eight straight games with 14 rebounds is amazing, but when is the last time a 6'9", 255-pound center had a nine-game streak of multiple steals? Tshiebwe is averaging a combined 4.6 blocks and steals during that nine-game run—while, you know, still averaging more rebounds per game than the rest of Kentucky's starting lineup combined.
This race isn't over yet. Far from it. E.J. Liddell could torch a bunch of solid Big Ten frontcourts. Johnny Davis could catch fire again. Ochai Agbaji could propel Kansas back to a No. 1 seed. Walker Kessler could kick Tshiebwe's butt in the SEC championship. Or Big O could just suddenly string together a few rough performances to open the door to any number of challengers.
But if you're naming a National Player of the Year today, Tshiebwe is one of the top two candidates, and he ain't in second place."
I understand that, but you have to admit Oscar is doing things that's not been done in 40-50 years. I don't think if Kofi played 5 more games he'd be on the same level of history making.
History making means nothing to me, personally.
It should be for the best player
Not really. Unless you think rebounding numbers are how we should determine who is the best?
Oscar had more offensive rebounds than than the entire UF team, 2nd chance points was a huge factor in us winning that game.
Rebounds aren't just a stat.
Lol Illinois played #2 Arizona to the last possession without our starting PG.
Kentucky is about to go home without any hardware at all for regular season or the tournament
Second in a football conference😂
Oh boy, what an arrow in your quiver... an 'almost win'. 🤣
Yeah, an ‘almost win’ that shows Illinois can compete with anyone this year.
Btw thanks for Skky Clark😏
The objective of the sport is to get the ball in the hoop, and Kofi just does it better while teams throw everything they can to stop him.
Congrats to Oscar on being on a team that doesn’t need him to carry that type of load?
You’re welcome. Clark is a nice kid. But he has not been the same since injury and he knows it. He’s realistic and that’s a good trait in an 18 year old. He could be a really good player wherever he ends up if he’s patient.
He was unfortunately not going to see the court much until at least his junior year at UK however. Not playing over savhir or cason next season. and not playing over DJ Wagner the year after.
'Close' only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades.
....and about Clark, after all his injuries, he'll need to play at a lesser program.
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