Hardwood_fanatic
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Of course the decision is not until tomorrow... but with lack of something to talk about I thought I would post this over here. We all know how recruiting is, for all I know he could end up in Alaska. Rivals Link Below:
http://rivalshoops.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=942994
Obviously if your not a member of Rivals, you cannot see the part of the article that mentions this. Here is a small portion.
"Eric Bledsoe is planning to announce his decision between Kentucky and Memphis on Wednesday. Sources close to the situation are expecting the five-star point guard to opt with Kentucky.
If Bledsoe does indeed go with Kentucky, it begs the question, "What about Wall?"
It is not inconceivable that Bledsoe and No. 1 overall prospect John Wall could play together, and Wall will only play college basketball for one year. But the primary position for each is point guard, and conventional thinking had the two prospects ending up at different schools."
This is also something else from one of the Memphis Boards.
Brooks Hansen
Roundball Recruiting Analyst and Contributor
Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 269
Keep your heads up...
listen, as of this moment, I don't know of a "final decision". I just got off the phone with a tertiary source who told me that "it looks like it's going to be Kentucky." This is from someone who has spoken with Maurice Ford, Eric's high school coach, since Eric returned from his two visits. I am NOT saying this is gospel and there is a lot to be determined, but early signs do not look positive.
http://rivalshoops.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=942994
Obviously if your not a member of Rivals, you cannot see the part of the article that mentions this. Here is a small portion.
"Eric Bledsoe is planning to announce his decision between Kentucky and Memphis on Wednesday. Sources close to the situation are expecting the five-star point guard to opt with Kentucky.
If Bledsoe does indeed go with Kentucky, it begs the question, "What about Wall?"
It is not inconceivable that Bledsoe and No. 1 overall prospect John Wall could play together, and Wall will only play college basketball for one year. But the primary position for each is point guard, and conventional thinking had the two prospects ending up at different schools."
This is also something else from one of the Memphis Boards.
Brooks Hansen
Roundball Recruiting Analyst and Contributor
Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 269
Keep your heads up...
listen, as of this moment, I don't know of a "final decision". I just got off the phone with a tertiary source who told me that "it looks like it's going to be Kentucky." This is from someone who has spoken with Maurice Ford, Eric's high school coach, since Eric returned from his two visits. I am NOT saying this is gospel and there is a lot to be determined, but early signs do not look positive.