A Revisionist Re-Appraisal of Derek Kellogg - Page 2 - Basketball Forum : Professional and College Basketball Forums

uz2b-len · 01-07-2013, 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by SpiderDave19

No it's not. I never said that the state doesn't produce any D1 talent. I just don't think there's a lot of it, and even less that are on the level that UMass should be targeting. The fact that a couple kids are going to BU doesn't address that, at all. BU is not a very good program. UMass should not be recruiting typical BU level kids just for the sake of recruiting an in state player.

Hahahahaha! I made the same mistake. He's talking Butler, not Boston University (which is what everyone in New England thinks when they hear "BU.") For the record, UMass did recruit Chrabascz.

**xu95** · 01-08-2013, 05:49 AM

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Originally Posted by uz2b-len

Hahahahaha! I made the same mistake. He's talking Butler, not Boston University (which is what everyone in New England thinks when they hear "BU.") For the record, UMass did recruit Chrabascz.

How the he!! do you get a last name like Chrabascz? That is f'ed up.

LastMinuteman · 01-09-2013, 12:47 AM

Home states of the players from the golden era UMass teams of the 90s:

Marcus Camby - Connecticut
Lou Roe - New Jersey but played AAU ball in Connecticut
Carmelo Travieso - Massachusetts
Edgar Padilla - Massachusetts
Derek Kellogg - Massachusetts
Rigo Nunez - Massachusetts
Harper Williams - Connecticut
Mike Williams - Connecticut
Jerome Malloy - Connecticut
Dana Dingle - NYC
Charlton Clarke - NYC

The only significant contributers who were further than 3 hours from campus were Jim McCoy and Wil Herndon from Pittsburgh (Calipari's hometown), Donta Bright from Baltimore and Tony Barbee from Indianapolis.

uz2b-len · 01-09-2013, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by xu95

How the he!! do you get a last name like Chrabascz? That is f'ed up.

Yeah, I was thinking I'm kinda glad he didn't come to UMass so I wouldn't have to be wondering how to spell his name all the time.

01-09-2013, 12:47 AM	#18 (permalink)
LastMinuteman Player Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 508 Rep Power: 702	Re: A Revisionist Re-Appraisal of Derek Kellogg Home states of the players from the golden era UMass teams of the 90s: Marcus Camby - Connecticut Lou Roe - New Jersey but played AAU ball in Connecticut Carmelo Travieso - Massachusetts Edgar Padilla - Massachusetts Derek Kellogg - Massachusetts Rigo Nunez - Massachusetts Harper Williams - Connecticut Mike Williams - Connecticut Jerome Malloy - Connecticut Dana Dingle - NYC Charlton Clarke - NYC The only significant contributers who were further than 3 hours from campus were Jim McCoy and Wil Herndon from Pittsburgh (Calipari's hometown), Donta Bright from Baltimore and Tony Barbee from Indianapolis.

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