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We are not losing nearly as much high end talent as the prior two years

All in, baby!

Sorry, but I missed why he decommitted...would anyone enlighten me? Thank you.

Saw this, his options dwindled quickly after he decommitted from us. Might do well with Rhule.

This trade has aged well…

Probably not wrong. When given the choice most big time football players go with more women than almost no women…

Amazing it’s glorious!!

Ooooooook.

Was worried Tre Johnson was going to be stuck in basketball purgatory in Washington but they have a very intriguing team if they can somehow all get healthy. Trae Young, Tre Johnson, Kyshawn George, Anthony Davis, and Alex Sarr is a lot of buckets for a starting 5.

Mavs fans are the dumbest in the world.

Mavs fans aren't the smartest in the world by a long shot. We talkin goobers here. Bout like Aggies.

As long as Davis is out of Dallas, I'm good with it.

Dylan Berymon - http://on3.com/rivals/dylan-berymon-238624/ - committed to Nebraska today.

We got more for Davis than we did for Luka - make that make sense Nico....

Even with Nico Harrison gone, no way Dončić comes back to Dallas as long as Dumont and Adelson are running the show. Only way he comes back is if the Mavs move to Vegas in a few years and get an expansion NBA team to replace them.

What are we talking about? Don't care how much they spent this year. We talkin billions to millions when it comes down to it. Let's go back to 1996 when Kentucky actually mattered. If you based your view on what was then, you'd take Delk, Walker, etc. But who was really gonna be the best? Not Kentucky goobers. Even Pitino told you who was the best that draft night.

Anthony Davis finally traded...along with Jaden Hardy, D'Angelo Russell and Dante Exum to Washington or Khris Middleton, AJ Johnson, Malaki Branham, Marvin Bagley III, 2 first-round picks and 3 second-rounders...package those assets and go get Luka back. You can finalize the Luke deal - the return is essentially Khris Middleton, 3 first round picks and 3 second picks.

https://x.com/RedCupNews/status/2018824130309820487

I used to buy Dallas Morning News, Houston Chronicle and Austin Am Statesman the day after signing day to get a view from across the state. I remember when newspapers actually broke commitment news. The days of calling Jerry Scarborough 1-900 number and the NRA (national recruiting advisor) for recruiting info are way behind us.

https://x.com/anneparkercole1/status/2018897710267687160?s=46 So funny.

KY mbb has struggled with outcomes on the court but KY spends much more on their players. For the 2025-26 season, the Kentucky Wildcats reportedly hold the most expensive men's basketball roster in the SEC and all of college basketball, with a reported NIL payroll of approximately $22 million. This figure is unprecedented in college basketball, far exceeding the typical $10 million range of other top-tier programs. Passionate fan support and their huge NIL budget make blue blood KY the most attractive of the SEC today imo. Agree to disagree on blue blood KY being behind Texas, Florida and Auburn today. Texas could rise above but we aren't there yet. Ditto for Florida but they are closer to KY than TX. Auby has a good coach and team on the rise but they are behind Arkansas as best job imo. Auby seems to be getting more bang for the buck. But Auby spends less on their coach and players than Arkansas. Arkansas has done a better job of prioritizing mbb on a long term basis.

Wilcher has looked better but he is not the shooter with length Texas needs, and he is not a guard that can get downhill. Would be great coming off the bench.

OKAY: Better jobs than Kentucky in the SEC: Texas Florida Auburn This be like Kobe vs phony white boy MVPs for Nash and Nowitzki in the 2000s.

That’s the one thing I haven’t seen from Coach Miller. Make somebody else beat you. I am sure he has his reasons but I haven’t seen that yet.