LOVE AND COLLISON ARE GONE

It will be a bad day for UCLA if all three of these players decide to declare for the NBA.  All three aren't ready if u ask me who is the closest to being so it would be Westbrook.  Love is a great player but think if he stays he would be a top 3 pick for sure in the next couple of years.  Collison got schooled over and over and over again by MR. ROSE he definitely aint ready.  Imagine if they came back they would be the favorite for sure i mean a lineup that includes Love  Westbrook  Collison  Keefe  Shipp  Holiday coming in next year and Mbah a Moute.  That would be tough to compete with.

K.Love : So  tell  me  again  Mr.Gray, should  I  make  myself  available  for  the  NBA  draft ?

Stuart  Gray :  As  an  former  alumnus  to  your  fine  University  I  highly  endorse  it. Heck, I  will  even  be  your  agent. We  have  a  lot  in  common  ya  know.

We  both  played  Center  at  U.C.L.A.  and  just  like  me  I  also  left  the  University  early  back  in  1984. Yep, I  had  a  nice  underachieving  7  year  career  in  the  N.B.A. But  don’t  let  that  stop  you. It’s  all  about  making  the  money  now.

So  what  if  Bill  Walton  and  Lew  Alcindor  stayed  all  4  years  and  led  their  teams  to  NCAA  Championships. You  are  different  and  special. Just  keep  telling  yourself  that. U.C.L.A.  should  be  grateful  to  have  had  you  for  just  one  year.

Yep, time  to  move  on  now  and  grab  the  cash.....and  that  was  10 %  to  be  your  agent, right ?

That's tough if the reports are true.  I think it's early for Collison and Westbrook.  Love might be able to adapt to the NBA but he will be a lottery pick around 5th to 10th.

If he decides to stay another year and refine his game, he will be a top 3 for sure. 

Well, it  might  actually  be  better  for  him  to  enter  the  draft  at  the  end  of  next  year  as  he  has  still  not  finished  his  Freshman  year  at  U.C.L.A.  just  yet.

Perhaps  Tim  Duncan  should  pull  this  kid  aside  and  set  him  straight. Staying  four  full  years  at  Wake  Forest  did  not  hurt  Tim  in  the  least. The  6' 11"  Center  finished  his  college  career  as  the  second-leading  shot