- Joined
- Oct 7, 2012
- Messages
- 41,804
Who can beat Kentucky
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/forde-minu ... ncaab.html
Duke.
Why: If anyone has comparable pro-level talent to Kentucky, it’s the Blue Devils. In Jahlil Okafor, Justise Winslow and Tyus Jones – and possibly Quinn Cook – Duke could put four future NBA players on the floor and it may be better than any four Wildcats. Mike Krzyzewski has been around the big-game block a time or two as well. As cited above, Duke has been through a tougher schedule to get to this point.
Why not: Definitely at a depth disadvantage. The Blue Devils don’t guard especially well, and that starts with Okafor inside. He sometimes plays in fear of foul trouble, which could leave him susceptible to being manhandled by Towns. And there’s this: if Duke’s primary offensive weapon is Okafor, Kentucky has the bodies (and the fouls) to play hack-a-Jah and make the 51 percent foul shooter beat it from the line.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/forde-minu ... ncaab.html
Duke.
Why: If anyone has comparable pro-level talent to Kentucky, it’s the Blue Devils. In Jahlil Okafor, Justise Winslow and Tyus Jones – and possibly Quinn Cook – Duke could put four future NBA players on the floor and it may be better than any four Wildcats. Mike Krzyzewski has been around the big-game block a time or two as well. As cited above, Duke has been through a tougher schedule to get to this point.
Why not: Definitely at a depth disadvantage. The Blue Devils don’t guard especially well, and that starts with Okafor inside. He sometimes plays in fear of foul trouble, which could leave him susceptible to being manhandled by Towns. And there’s this: if Duke’s primary offensive weapon is Okafor, Kentucky has the bodies (and the fouls) to play hack-a-Jah and make the 51 percent foul shooter beat it from the line.