Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
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Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
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Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
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Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
And like ZAGS on Facebook
Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
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Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
Follow Adam Zagoria on Twitter
Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
Until this point, Kentucky hadn’t landed a single commit from the Class of 2012.
But that all changed late Tuesday when 6-foot-5 Arkansas shooting guard
Archie Goodwin picked the Wildcats over Arkansas and Memphis.
“If you don’t know by now I’m a Wildcat!!!” he Tweeted.
Goodwin recently cut Kansas and UConn from his list, leaving Arkansas, Memphis and Kentucky.
“As far as Kentucky, another great program, a winning program,” Goodwin told SNY.tv earlier this month. “Has a great coach [
John Calipari], and another great staff behind him. Consistently puts guards in the league and other players as well. In the NCAA Tournament, in the last Elite 8 or so.”
During that interview, Goodwin said he hoped he wouldn’t face too much heat from in-state Arkansas fans if he picked another school.
“I feel like it’s going to be a lot of stuff on Twitter said about me that’s not going to be too pretty,” he said. “There’s just going to be a lot of disappointment in the faces because I didn’t go here. But Arkansas is a lovely place. I feel I would never change where I from or anything like that. But if I don’t commit, obviously I saw an opportunity for me somewhere else so I would just hope that they would understand that and care about my personal interests, rather than what I can do for a program.”
Perry Ellis, a 6-8 forward from Wichita Heights, will announce Wednesday, and is down to Kentucky, Kansas, Kansas State and Wichita State.
