community.foxsports.com - 6/4/2008
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Billy Gillispie is at it again, this time taking a backup in
the MEAC.
That’s right. The Kentucky coach,
better-known for taking kids just out of grammar school, will likely accept a
commitment from Hampton transfer
Matt Pilgrim on Wednesday.
``I haven’t committed yet, but it’s going to be done tomorrow (Wednesday)
afternoon,” the 6-foot-8 sophomore forward told FOXSports.com.
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MORNING ROUNDUP - 6/04/08
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... to end here at Kentucky, and compared with the almost opaque recruiting methods of Tubby Smith's years here, it is an interesting, and from a blogging standpoint welcome, change. Gillispie seems to almost enjoy the buzz created whenever a new recruit comes on his radar, and I think it is working out very well for him in the off season. Gillispie even has guys like North Carolina fan and Loathsome Troll Jeff Goodman spooked to the extend that the articles coming out of that black pit of despair he calls a blog have swung over to the highly negative and ...
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... to take summer classes. However, Pilgrim is not living with the rest of the players at Wildcat Lodge, and the team is not making any announcements regarding his scholarship status or his status with the basketball team. Jeff Goodman of FOXSports.com first reported on Tuesday that Pilgrim had decided to transfer to Kentucky. A source told Goodman that Pilgrim was supremely skilled, but a "cancer" to the team. "He was the most talented player in the league," the source said. "But he’s a giant head case. I’m shocked Kentucky would take him." Pilgrim, a ...
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