We don’t even have average talent. KP will start getting talented players now that the NCAA is off UL’s back. He’s a great recruiter and kids love him. He’ll be successful here, but it takes time. Be patient. He’ll get there.
Says that Kentucky fan I guess you guys do want him to stick around he's terrible
Give KP 2 years and Louisville will be a top 20 team again. You can write that down.
I disagree on one point. Louisville does have some elite talent. They just are playing so far below their potential.
I'd like to hear which players you consider elite talent on this team. There is some talent but it's nowhere near elite.
No one is elite with this group of coaches. But with some other coach? I think you’d see the talent that is there.
I’m not disagreeing per se but, there is more talent on this team then the first four teams that beat them and, more in general than they’re showing. Not enough that they can go through the motions and win for sure. They simply won’t play hard for Payne.
0-3 if you want to count with our interim last year, for a few.
It's a good question, because they all could have transferred out. If Cross can find a D1 home all of them could. You would think that deciding to stay would mean they'd want to play for Payne.
Honest question are you happy with the product you're seeing on the court right now?
The titanic? More like Hiroshima 🤯
It’s pretty obvious Calipari taught KP everything he knows about actual coaching. Seeing is believing.
The last two were the assistants and not the head coach. I'd probably argue that what Payne learned under Crum may be largely irrelevant at this point. It was too long ago, and he was a teenage player and not a coach. Not to mention before Denny retired, he kinda proved his own knowledge was becoming obsolete.
I can tell that they love him by how hard they play for him
KP didn’t learn under Crum he played for Crum. He learned under Calamari
