Every year John Calipari faces the highest of expectations at Kentucky. Depending on his recruiting class, its generally Final Four or bust for his Wildcats. It seems he's confident in that notion for this year, but he's a bit concerned about it at the same time.
Calipari thinks his team has "a couple of dogs," and the Bahamas trip proved that. "I didn’t see anyone on our team who was afraid." https://t.co/PWIxjLYxEI
— Jon Hale (@JonHale_CJ) October 11, 2018
“It did put us ahead more than I want to be," said Calipari. "I don’t want us to look like it’s January in November because you can’t get better."
Why exactly would Calipari be complaining about his team being ahead of schedule? Frankly, there is ALWAYS room for improvement and a coach of Calipari's caliber should never say that his team "can't get better."
It’s raining outside and it’s raining inside. The work never stops. #DreamBig pic.twitter.com/YSj1aigU0X
— Kentucky Basketball (@KentuckyMBB) October 15, 2018
The Kentucky Wildcats (five commits), according to ESPN, are ranked number two in the nation in recruiting for this season, only behind the Duke Blue Devils (five commits).
College basketball is better when Kentucky is a legitimate threat come March and we'll know plenty about the Wildcats