Andy Glockner of CNNSI.com has listed the top players that teams can’t do without. Kentucky’s Josh Harrellson is on the list for Kentucky.
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[h=3]Josh Harrellson, F, Kentucky[/h]
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[LEFT][COLOR=#000000]He’s not allowed on Twitter (after criticizing coach John Calipari for not sufficiently praising his efforts in a preseason scrimmage) and his nickname is Jorts, but right now Harrellson is one of the major keys to talented-but-thin Kentucky’s Final Four aspirations. Unless Enes Kanter gets an NCAA reprieve and/or Calipari gains more faith in Eloy Vargas, Harrellson is it as far as legit size for the Wildcats. Already averaging almost 10 rebounds a game this season, he’s starting to become more of an overall threat, as witnessed by his 23-14 against rival Louisville and the 12-11 with six blocks in Monday’s win over Penn.[/COLOR][/LEFT]
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As I have said before, Josh is looking like a 1st Team All SEC guy and who would have dreamed he would be the player he has been this year. The Cats would definitely not be where they are now if it wasn’t for the “big white boy.”
