Coach Cal reacts to the news that the age limit for NBA will probably stay the same and also talks about practice for the upcoming games.
[I]1. Kentucky, which has elite freshmen [/I][URL=”http://sports.espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/56353/anthony-davis”][COLOR=#225db7][I]Anthony Davis[/I][/COLOR][/URL][I], [/I][URL=”http://sports.espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/56352/michael-kidd-gilchrist”][COLOR=#225db7][I]Michael Kidd-Gilchrist[/I][/COLOR][/URL][I] and [/I][URL=”http://sports.espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/player/_/id/56354/marquis-teague”][COLOR=#225db7][I]Marquis Teague[/I][/COLOR][/URL][I], could have been the biggest beneficiary if the NBA had changed the draft rule to two years out of high school. But ESPN’s Ric Bucher reported Tuesday night that the rule is likely to stay the same for the next two seasons. Wildcats coach John Calipari isn’t surprised that the rule isn’t going to change. “The players association isn’t going to give it up,’’ Calipari said. “I want it to go to two years but that ain’t happening in my opinion.’’ Meanwhile, Calipari reacted to the Wildcats being No. 1 by conducting his two longest practices since the season began. Calipari said he went longer than two hours Monday and Tuesday. “We had to go up and down for Marquis Teague so he can recognize when he should make the easy plays.’’[/I]
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