Cal staying. Straight from Cal's mouth

UKCoachCalipari I want to address this with the Big Blue Nation one last time, I will be coaching at Kentucky next year. Now let's finish what we started!

From his Twitter.

Just read that, and glad he finally said something, He is right he has the best job, he is set at UK, UK fans love him, he won't get that in the NBA.

Was this said before or after Lebron James got booted from the playoffs?

It was this morning. About 5 mintues before I posted it here.

I'm guessing if Cal doesn't bolt to go coach the best player in the game, then there's a good chance he won't leave at all.

UK Maine-Iac wrote:I'm guessing if Cal doesn't bolt to go coach the best player in the game, then there's a good chance he won't leave at all.

He turned down coaching Kobe?

*And this is coming from a Cavs fan...

ukfreak00 wrote:

UK Maine-Iac wrote:I'm guessing if Cal doesn't bolt to go coach the best player in the game, then there's a good chance he won't leave at all.

He turned down coaching Kobe?

*And this is coming from a Cavs fan...

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. You sound just like my son.

Please don't tell me you think Kobe has surpassed Jordan too.

Yes, Kobe has.

Here's why...

Most people say "Jordan did it with less of a supporting cast."

While that's true. Look at it this way.

Which is greater? The talent level between the Chicago Bulls, and every other team in the NBA at that time... Or the talent level between the Lakers and every other team?

The answer is A.

Kobe's Lakers teams would beat Jordan's Bulls teams. But, the Bulls had no competition, especially in the East at the time of Jordan's run.

Even with today's news, Loserville fans, as well as all Cat Haters are still running their mouth's that Cal will leave. All part of being envious of the top ranked program.

As far as MJ & Kobe debate, my vote goes to MJ.

I despised MJ while he was playing, but I have to say I don't see it yet that Kobe has surpassed him. If they played one on one right now, I'd pick Kobe, but if they played one on one in MJ's heyday, with Kobe being at the skillset he has now, I'd pick MJ. But both would get there's for sure.

Oh well It's like saying who'd win Ali or Tyson. (I'd pick Tyson )

Finally the direct answer we were looking for.

ukfreak00 wrote:Yes, Kobe has.

Here's why...

Most people say "Jordan did it with less of a supporting cast."

While that's true. Look at it this way.

Which is greater? The talent level between the Chicago Bulls, and every other team in the NBA at that time... Or the talent level between the Lakers and every other team?

The answer is A.

Kobe's Lakers teams would beat Jordan's Bulls teams. But, the Bulls had no competition, especially in the East at the time of Jordan's run.

I don't buy that, The bulls had a great team, I'll take than team over the Lakers any day, I'm a Celtics fan always have been, So I don't like the bulls, But one thing the Bulls had over the Lakers is wisdom.