r/wildcats • u/CandyAppleHesperus • 16h ago
r/wildcats • u/BillButtlickerII • 9h ago
OFFTOPIC Kentucky MBB legend Cliff Hagan dies at 94
RIP
r/wildcats • u/flump41 • 20h ago
FOOTBALL Stein will not leave Kentucky
Now that Will Stein has shown early success at UK, inevitably the narrative he will jump at the first chance to leave for a big school has grown. I genuinely dont believe this narrative. In today’s day and age, the ability to take a program to the top is more doable and going to a Texas, Alabama, Michigan, etc isn’t necessary. Sure the allure is still there, but for how long?
2 examples nobody ever brings up: Cignetti at Indiana and Hurley coaching UConn hoops. Both of which had the exact same narrative surrounding them and both literally said they didn’t want to leave bc they want to build the program where they are. They turned down deals to leave, extended at their current program and have continued the success. Will they always stay put? Not sure, but the fact they chose to stay put for a bit longer says something.
I really don’t think people give enough credit to the fact Stein is from Kentucky and grew up a part of BBN. This kind of thing really does matter to people you know. When he is at the podium borderline in tears talking about the program and people of Kentucky, that matters. I genuinely don’t see him leaving this place anytime soon. Certainly not short of some serious success here.