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Calipari has plenty of options

July 08, 2009

What will Kentucky's lineup look like next season?

Now that Jodie Meeks won't be returning, John Calipari will have several options to choose from once practice begins in four months.

Considering the high-class recruits he has signed since taking over as coach at Kentucky on April 1, Calipari won't be lacking in talent and will have three or more choices when it comes to a starting lineup.

Here are a few possibilities:

(A) John Wall, Darnell Dodson, Darius Miller, Patrick Patterson and DeMarcus Cousins.

(B) John Wall, Eric Bledsoe, Darius Miller, Patrick Patterson and DeMarcus Cousins.

(C) John Wall, Darius Miller, Patrick Patterson, DeMarcus Cousins and Daniel Orton.

Look for Patterson, Wall, Miller and Cousins to be a huge part of Kentucky's offense next season.

Kentucky's finalized roster also includes returnees Josh Harrellson, DeAndre Liggins, Ramon Harris, Perry Stevenson and freshman Jon Hood.

Looking for stats

George Rogers Clark High School assistant girls basketball coach John Murray is compiling a history of the girls basketball program at Clark.

Murray is looking for the "George Rogers Clark High School Lady Cards Varsity Basketball Vital Statistics 1974-93," published in 1993. The book was nicknamed the "Red Book" because of the cover and was compiled by Marvin Goddard and John Smith.

Murray is seeking a copy of the book to complete the project.

For more information, contact Murray at john.murray@clark.kyschools.us.

Matt Ginter update

George Rogers Clark graduate Matt Ginter is enjoying his stint with the Nashville Sounds, a Triple-A affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers this summer.

Ginter is being used primarily as a middle reliever and has appeared in 21 games. Ginter has compiled a 2-2 record, complete with a 2.97 earned run average. Ginter has struck out 31 batters and walked just 16 in 39.1 innings of work.

Ginter is in his second stint with the Brewers' organization.

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