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It’s now official, as Keion Brooks will be returning to Kentucky for a sophomore season.
It was unofficially reported earlier this week via his dad, but the news became official yesterday, giving John Calipari a solid building block for next season with what is expected to be a massive roster turnover. While we wait on other draft decisions, it is possible that Brooks could be the only player on next year’s roster with any experience of playing at Kentucky.
In his freshman season, Brooks just scratched the surface of his potential, averaging 4.5 points and 3,2 rebounds per game while playing 15 minutes per game. His most memorable game was likely the last game of the season, where he played a key role in the comeback win against Florida, scoring 10 points including two huge three-pointers.
With an offseason to hone his skills, Brooks has the potential to be one of the top players in the conference next season where he seems a likely option to slot in as the 4 next season in a Kentucky offense that will likely look to run early and often.
Bringing Brooks back was huge for Kentucky and the BBN should be thrilled to see what he can do as a sophomore.
Tweets of the Day
.@KeionB_12 is coming back for year #⃣2⃣#TGT pic.twitter.com/YFPGF3RlKA
— Kentucky Basketball (@KentuckyMBB) April 8, 2020
Keion has the potential for a special sophomore season.
You’re forced into quarantine but you can pick the house you stay in. Which one you taking? #BBN #GoBigBlue #GoCats #quarantine pic.twitter.com/hzltDUSs6r
— Zac Oakes (@ZacOakes) April 7, 2020
Which house you taking?
Quickies
Haarms is loved by many, but is a target for opposing fans - Herald Leader
He could really thrive at Kentucky.
Pitino still wants home-and-home series - KSR
Will Cal go for it with the return game at Madison Square Garden?
Matthew Mitchell shoots down Mississippi State rumor - Cats Pause
Mitchell said on Twitter that he’s here to stay at Kentucky.
Leach to expand cultural awareness after controversial tweet - ESPN
Ahhh, that’ll show him.
Cutting number of teams gives NBA better shot at returning - Bleacher Report
Could this be a possibility?
How would former NBA greats fare in today’s NBA? - SI
I would love to see AI, Shaq, and Nash in the league today.
Garnett calls out TWolves owner - Yahoo
*Big eyes emoji*