Randolph Morris

#4
#4
Maybe? Our weakness is post play and guarding big men. Now with him and Crawford going it will be a long season in pussy cat country.
 
#5
#5
JZVOL said:
Maybe? Our weakness is post play and guarding big men. Now with him and Crawford going it will be a long season in pussy cat country.
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it gets better. NCAA is looking into his grades and if his grades are not up to par that would limit there scholly's next year. that randolph morris he is one hell of a guy.:rock:
 
#7
#7
JZVOL said:
Maybe? Our weakness is post play and guarding big men. Now with him and Crawford going it will be a long season in pussy cat country.
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Crawford story has been dismissed- he's staying.

Morris only played hard in about 10 games this year.
 
#9
#9
So can he play immediately for the Knicks, or does he have to until next year?
 
#13
#13
Nice to know that Crews and Chims can match up against NBA free agents.

My question about the situation is this: If Morris was a free agent, could he have signed with an NBA team in mid season, and left UK?
 
#14
#14
I believe that is correct. He's been considered a free agent ever since he wasn't drafted in '06.

It's funny. Here in Kentucky, no one thought Morris would try and screw them over again.
 
#18
#18
I there wasn't an NBA team that thought he was good enough to play the pre-fax, what has he done since then to prove that he is going to be a good NBA player post-fax?
 
#19
#19
utvol0427 said:
I there wasn't an NBA team that thought he was good enough to play the pre-fax, what has he done since then to prove that he is going to be a good NBA player post-fax?
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I was being completely sarcastic.. I guees I should have used another corny similie like this one..:birgits_giggle:
 
#20
#20
StunnA N' Orange said:
I was being completely sarcastic.. I guees I should have used another corny similie like this one..:birgits_giggle:
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That wasn't directed at you, just a question in general. I definitely got the sarcasm about Isaiah being the best talent evaluator in the NBA.
 
#21
#21
They're basically banking on him for long term potential.. Unfortunately, I don't see him being a major contributor anytime soon.
 
#24
#24
tclowers23 said:
It's funny. Here in Kentucky, no one thought Morris would try and screw them over again.
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How is leaving school after your junior year for the NBA screwing anybody over?



utvol0427 said:
I there wasn't an NBA team that thought he was good enough to play the pre-fax, what has he done since then to prove that he is going to be a good NBA player post-fax?
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StunnA N' Orange said:
They're basically banking on him for long term potential.. Unfortunately, I don't see him being a major contributor anytime soon.
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Have you guys seen him play this year? He is a legit 6'10" banger who can score. He can guard other bigs and he rebounds very well. He is ready for the league, and I expect him to be a solid NBA player.
 
#25
#25
cotton said:
How is leaving school after your junior year for the NBA screwing anybody over?
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After Morris wasn't drafted in 2006, he told everyone he would stay at UK through his senior season. He didn't, so I would say that would be screwing them over. Morris is a decent talent inside, so Kentucky is obviously going to suffer from his absence next season. How is that not screwing UK over? Get a clue.
 
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