University of Kentucky Legend Jeff Sheppard Joins Rex & Josh to Talk UK Hoops, N.I.L., Coach Pitino

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    On the latest episode of the Rex Chapman Show with Josh Hopkins, the guys are joined by Kentucky Wildcats royalty, Jeff Sheppard. The 2x Champion and 1998 Outstanding Player of the 1998 NCAA Tournament discusses how he wanted to follow in Rex's footsteps at Kentucky, and going on to win championships with both Rick Pitino and Tubby Smith.
    7:00 - Jeff professes his admiration for Rex Chapman and a tough start to his career as a Kentucky Wildcat, settling on his iconic #15 jersey.
    13:00 - Rex shares the first time he played pickup with Jeff, and how impressed he was even before his first practice at Kentucky.
    16:30 - How did a Georgia boy end up at the University of Kentucky? Jeff talks about a dream he had to play in the Final Four for the Wildcats that goes back to the 6th grade.
    21:00 - How Rex and Jeff remember their biggest moments around basketball, from starting in high school to beginning their careers with Kentucky.
    25:30 - Jeff's son Reed is one of the most sought out basketball recruits for the class of 2023, already with an offer from John Calipari.The guys speak about the pressure around Lexington and Wildcat nation for Reed to follow in his father's footsteps.
    29:00 - How Rex and Jeff spoke about the pressures they had to fulfill expectations they had as they came up with through college basketball. There's so much visibility on Reed and other high school recruits in the social media age.
    35:30 - How Name, Image and Likeness has become a focal point of college athletics and how Jeff sees a changing landscape from when he starred at Kentucky.
    43:00 - After talking about the experience it takes to establish a culture and to make a deep NCAA Tournament run, Jeff talks about how at 23 years old, he was ready to win another Championship.
    53:00 - Comparing great Kentucky coaches, Jeff describes playing for Rick Pitino and Tubby Smith, and how both led their storied basketball careers.
    58:00: Rex thinks Jeff and Immanuel Quigley are two of the most mature people to ever go through the Kentucky program
    60:00: Remembering the reaction Rex got when he announced he was going to Kentucky
    1:04:00: Rex remembering Jeff bring too nice at first and that he was always learning from Sheppard
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Komentáře • 12

  • @David-fe4ts
    @David-fe4ts Před 2 měsíci

    Heck Ya!!!!!!!

  • @Hermeticelder
    @Hermeticelder Před 2 měsíci +1

    Ill always be a UK fan...but it aint 1985

  • @StevenG122175
    @StevenG122175 Před 2 lety +4

    Apparently the price of being high leaping Kentucky shooting guard is a beautiful bald dome in future

  • @dmac1897
    @dmac1897 Před 2 lety +1

    Rex needs to be the permanent national broadcast announcer for Kentucky basketbal games again. And not just for the Kentucky feed channel.

  • @rickystone4137
    @rickystone4137 Před 2 lety

    Jeff, UL, and Mack are a great place to become role model to learn to be a man.LMFAO

  • @rickystone4137
    @rickystone4137 Před 2 lety

    TRUMP 2024!

  • @oliverrowen729
    @oliverrowen729 Před 4 měsíci

    Hey I'm tired of seeing all this junk about Jeff Sheppard. It's about his son not him. I'm a UK fan and im tired of seeing him and his wife on TV every time he plays. It's stupid. They had good careers not let him have the spotlight. Go talk to the black players families. How about that?????

    • @jacobybryant9002
      @jacobybryant9002 Před 3 měsíci

      Let’s make this about race you idiot lmao. You think if John Wall wouldn’t get camera time if his son played for UK? Shut up 😂

    • @timwebb3299
      @timwebb3299 Před 3 měsíci

      Don’t agree with ya , not everyday we have a player that both parents played at Uk and I’m sure race has anything to do with it.

    • @justinlaw9336
      @justinlaw9336 Před 2 měsíci

      U show me another top 10 lottery pick, that also had both parents star at UK and it would be the exact same way. Race has nothing to do with it. Damn, it gets old hearing all the us vs them divisive bullshit. Like Rodney King said..."Can't we all just get along"??