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Mike Miller

Mike Miller has been NBCSports.com's college basketball editor since 2003. It's a position he relishes; no wonder considering he transferred to Kansas to watch Paul Pierce play. Most of his favorite sports memories involve college hoops, usually during March, when every waking moment is spent thinking about March Madness.



Wall's eligibility just causes Internet chatter

Posted: Friday, October 23, 2009 10:09 AM
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Those seeking a quick resolution to the questions surrounding John Wall’s eligibility won’t find any answers today. Just a lot of Internet chatter.

The mess – Wall’s former AAU coach, Brian Clifton, was once a licensed sports agent and the NCAA has questions about that relationship – will probably end up being less than a mess. More like a hiccup. Wall could miss a few games.

And it won’t loom over Kentucky’s head all season. There’s already a report from FOXSports’s Jeff Goodman that Wall will be cleared before the Wildcats’ opener against Morehead State on Nov. 13.  

Still, because it involved the nation’s top recruit, Kentucky and new coach John Calipari, message boards and Twitter went a little nuts. Like here, here and here.

John Clay has a Twitter sampling here. Most of that focuses on Calipari, even though this would’ve been an issue even if Billy Gillispie was still Kentucky’s coach.

Kentucky fans here don’t seem overly concerned. Can’t blame ‘em. Once this gets resolved it’s just gonna be a blip on what promises to be a huge season for the ‘Cats.

(H/T: A Sea of Blue)

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