Is Katz Reporting that the Rules Are Different for Big Blue??

[pfister1]

2. Kentucky coach John Calipari said he went with a different approach since he had so many new freshmen in summer school. Instead of using the team workouts with the newcomers like he did last year, he is focusing on individual workouts to improve the skill level before the team starts to learn the dribble-drive offense. “It may hurt us early in the season but it will help us later,’’ said Calipari. Kentucky will play Michigan State in the Champions Classic on Nov. 12 in a matchup between two of the top 5 teams in the country. The Wildcats have eight newcomers next season.

So Calipari is going to resort to individual workouts for his players this summer...why did I think team practices weren't allowed over the summer? Silly me.

 

[rrlbees]

They passed a rule over a year ago that coaches can work with their players up to 8 hours per week in the summer. This is the 2nd summer it has been in effect.


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[cuseinseattle]

They passed a rule over a year ago that coaches can work with their players up to 8 hours per week in the summer. This is the 2nd summer it has been in effect.


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beat me to it.