Gary Parrish of CBS Sports.com isn’t worried about Kentucky’s 2012 class even though they don’t have one recruit.
In other words, it is a sure thing that Cal’s 2012 class will be excellent as usual, and Parrish even says that in his own way.
[I]There are few sure things in sports anymore. [/I]
[I]One is that Tony Romo will crumble under pressure. [/I]
[I]Another is that Tiger Woods won’t take the golf tournament he enters.[/I]
[I]Another is that John Calipari will get great prospects and win a lot with them.[/I]
He also gets some support from his recruiting buddy at CBS, Jeff Borzello.
[I]”Kentucky fans shouldn’t be concerned,” CBSSports.com recruiting analyst Jeff Borzello said. “If most of the top prospects were already gone, then maybe it would be a problem. As it stands, though, about 20 of the top 30 players in the country are still available — and Kentucky is in good shape with several of them. When it comes down to it, Kentucky is still going to end up with one of the top recruiting classes in the country.” [/I]
[I]And how will it look? [/I]
[I]”The Wildcats are in best with Archie Goodwin [No. 6 in the CBSSports.com Class of 2012 rankings], Alex Poythress [No. 14], Devonta Pollard [No. 18] and Willie Cauley [No. 47], and all four will be on campus for Big Blue Madness [on Oct. 14] — along with Shabazz Muhammad [No. 1], DaJuan Coleman [No. 10] and T.J. Warren [No. 32],” Borzello answered. “They’re also heavily in the mix for guys like Mitch McGary [No. 3] and Perry Ellis [No. 27], and if Kentucky ends up with three or four of the aforementioned players, it’s another top-rated recruiting class for Calipari.”[/I]
[I]Just like always. [/I]
[I]So Kentucky fans, don’t worry even a little bit. [/I]
[I]You’re gonna be fine.[/I]
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I’m not worried Gary, we are just patiently waiting for the dominoes to fall.
