Kentucky has an incoming freshman class that is among the most highly acclaimed in all of college basketball over the past 20 years -- Anthony Davis might very well be the No. 1 pick in the 2012 draft, and Marquis Teague and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist are both top-10 talents.
It also has a rising sophomore (Terrence Jones) who could've been a lottery pick this summer and a rising senior (Darius Miller) who is about to embark on a trip to China with Team USA for the World University Games.
So where does sophomore wing Doron Lamb fit into the equation?
"He's our best basketball player,'' head coach John Calipari said.
Well, OK then.
"He has a great feel for the game and it showed against Connecticut [in the Final Four]," said Calipari, who is currently prepping a Dominican team led by NBA players Al Horford, Francisco Garcia and Charlie Villanueva during a training camp in Lexington.
Jones (15.7 ppg) was second on the team in scoring last season behind departed freshman point guard Brandon Knight. Lamb (12.3) was third and Miller (10.9) fourth.
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