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Since I dont care who wins..............Steve and Ken, do you think the talk about Donavan already having a foot in Kentucky will have any effect on the players??
Most people think that Florida will match the offer or beat it.
Also, I dont think UCLA was flat....they had no hunger IMHO.
1) Oh yes you do!!!
2) Kentucky is after Donovan...Donovan has no reason to be interested in Kentucky. JMHO, but, would you rather build your own "dynasty" like Donovan has....or be an "add-on" to someone elses! If it's simply a matter of money, there is no way Florida will lose............the Gator Nation reels it in....heck, a National Champion it Gatorland is worth $4 million in T-shirt sales alone (and several $100 million in alumni donations)!
I don't see how the talk could effect this team anyway. Each and everyone of them could have easily gone Big Contract NBA last year. Mostly likely, they will all be gone next season.
3) Are you telling me that UCLA's "relentless defense"......... in which 3 key players fouled out attempting to stop Florida.........had no "hunger"? Or were they just "hungry" on defense and not on offense.......hehehehe!!!
From FOX Sports:
"Powerful 6-foot-8 senior forward Chris Richard came off the bench to score 16, senior guard Lee Humphrey contributed 14 points, making four threes; junior point guard Taurean Green had 10 and 6-foot-11 junior center Joakim Noah and 6-foot-9 junior power forward Al Horford combined for 28 rebounds as the Gators disected UCLA's relentless defense, taking what the Bruins (30-6) gave them when they opted to double Florida's bigs anytime they touched the ball in the low post."