[More Cowbell]

For the right thing to do I get what your saying but like Calipari said if you can't play his kind of ball then you need to go somewhere else. It's time to change and might as well start new except fo the two players I mentioned earlier and Miller. It's time to start winning again no time for players that can't get it done.I know it sounds bad but that's the way it more than likely will be.

Here's how I think it will go down (or at least how it should go down)...

Coach Cal meets with all the current players individually. When he talks to those who don't fit well in his system, he tells them, "Look, you are a fine player, but I don't think your style will be a good fit in the system we are going to run. More than likely, you won't be seeing much playing time. If you are okay with sitting the bench because you want to finish your playing career as a Kentucky Wildcat, the scholarship is still yours. But if you have dreams of playing in the NBA, then you should seriously consider transferring to another school where you can get more playing time and showcase yourself for pro scouts."

First off, obviously Meeks, Patterson, and Miller will fit perfectly. Stevenson and Liggins have enough talent to fill bench roles for Calipari. By all accounts, Pilgrim apparently has enough talent to get playing time as well.

Players like Michael Porter and Ramon Harris, who hopefully have no illusions that they have any chance of playing professional basketball, will probably not want to transfer before their senior year. They will likely choose to stay and work hard to earn what playing time they can, and then finish their career next March by being recognized at Senior Day. While neither one is very talented, they are both hard workers and can only help the team by providing senior leadership and by demonstrating a hustling mindset.

Kevin Galloway, while athletic enough to possibly play pro ball overseas, would still likely choose to stay. He will be a senior next year, and after already having been through one transfer (from his junior-college), I don't see him wanting to transfer and sit out a year just to have one more year of eligibility after that.

On the other hand, younger players like A.J. Stewart and Josh Harrelson (both juniors-to-be) and Donald Williams (sophomore-to-be) will probably recognize the chance to earn more playing time somewhere else. They may choose to transfer and have at least two years to impress the pro scouts while taking on more responsibility on a new team.

If no one actually chooses to leave, then I think they may end up telling some players to either walk-on or transfer, just to have room for the incoming recruits. But if this happens, it should be the younger players like Williams, Stewart, and Harrelson first. Not seniors-to-be who have worked their butt off for three years here.