I’m Steven Soles. Here’s why I signed with Kentucky football in 2024 class

They have an excellent coaching staff, and the city, people, and location are all wonderful. Being alone during my first unofficial visit was cool. Numerous meetings and other events took place.

It is amazing to see how the coaches view me in the scheme of things and the defensive anchors they send to the league each year. It is a plan and school that I can actually see myself attending.

I have a nice, cool person coming to work, and I am prepared to contribute right away.

Anyone who was not wowed by Steph Curry’s absurd 56-point outburst on Thursday night is certainly hard to find. Except for Quinten Post, the rookie center for the Warriors.

After learning that Curry did not have a career-best scoring performance in Golden State’s 121-115 victory over the Orlando Magic, Post mockingly pretended to be disappointed after the game.

At first, Post told reporters honestly, “It is unbelievable.” Simply pass the ball to him and move aside. What was his score? 56 points. Is that the peak of his career? Post abruptly changed his mind after learning that Curry had fallen short of his 2021 scoring total of 62 points.