John Clay’s Sidelines

Big Blue Links for Friday.

Traditional:

• Doug Binder of the Oregonian reports that UK target Terrence Jones may wait until spring before choosing a school.
• Gary Bedore of the Lawrence Journal-World reports that Brandon Knight will also wait until spring. (See Zagsblog link with blogs section.)
• In the Herald-Leader, Chip Cosby reports that UK’s defensive line wants redemption.
• Mark Story of H-L writes on Eastern Kentucky coach Dean Hood’s connections.
• Jerry Tipton of the H-L reports that John Calipari is challenging his team to improve.
• Tipton of the H-L writes that Mark Krebs’ focus is paying off.
• Tipton also blogs that Calipari said Patrick Patterson needs to be more aggressive.
• Paul Gattis of the Huntsville Times writes that Tennessee basketball has taken a backseat to Kentucky this off-season. (H/T to Aaron’s UK Basketball Blog.)

• Larry Vaught of the Danville Advocate-Messenger writes that John Wall gets his chance to shine tonight.
• Brett Dawson of the Courier-Journal writes that playtime is over for the basketball Cats.
• Cats Pause talks to Jeff Van Note about the loss to Mississippi State.
• James Pennington of the Kentucky Kernel puts UK basketball at No. 2 in the country.

Blogs:

• Zagsblog says Brandon Knight will visit Florida next weekend.
• Bluegrass State Basketball reports that Dakotah Euton has committed to Akron.
• Eric Lindsey of Cat Scratches writes on the “other” John Calipari.
• Wildcat-Den also talks about Calipari, the other guy.
• Armchair Quarterback talks about a variety of subjects, including Urban Meyer.
• Aaron’s UK Football Blog has a note on a UK football recruit who will visit Dec. 3.
• Kentucky Sports Network does a video interview with UK receiver La’Rod King.
• A Sea of Blue writes on the gates of delirium.
• Straitpinkie says its business time for Coach Calipari.
• Wildcat Wrap says the Yankees/UK championships story is a myth.
• Kentucky Ink has a video interview with DeMarcus Cousins.
• Inner Circle gives a scouting report on Clarion.