Kentucky?s Julius Mays Signs With Italian Pro Team

Since Kentucky head coach John Calipari took over the program in 2009, most of the players that sign on to play for the Wildcats do not have extended stays. Calipari always recruits extremely well, earning the No.1 ranked recruiting class every year since arriving in Lexington. Julius Mays was a different kind of recruit for Kentucky and John Calipari. Mays, who committed to North Carolina State out of high school left the program after one season due to a surplus of guards in Raleigh. He then transferred to Wright State University where he sat out his sophomore season due to NCAA transfer rules. Mays became the premier point guard for the Raiders, averaging 14 points per game. Since Wright State did not offer graduate classes in Mays? field of study, he was allowed to play one season for a school that offered his masters program. Mays decided to continue his education and playing career at Kentucky, playing one season for John Calipari.
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