Seymore Cox
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per some clown that calls himself mascott.
http://theshiver.com/2009/10/lamb-and-family-got-the-unexpected-during-ku-visit/#more-6721
doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement to me. I'd be interested in others take
http://theshiver.com/2009/10/lamb-and-family-got-the-unexpected-during-ku-visit/#more-6721
doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement to me. I'd be interested in others take
After making the trip to Oklahoma for an official visit a couple of weeks ago, the #33 ranked player in the ESPNU 100, Doron Lamb, and his parents made the trip to Lawrence on Friday for Lamb’s official visit to Kansas. TheShiver.com caught up to Doron’s father, Calvin, to talk about the family’s thoughts on the trip to the University of Kansas.
“It was nice. It was good,” Calvin Lamb said. “It was different. We haven’t experienced anything like that as far as the crowd, the fans. It was different and I was surprised,” added Lamb.
Like every one of the 16,300 Kansas fans inside Allen Fieldhouse for ‘Late Night in the Phog,’ the entire Lamb family was impressed by the event and, of course, the videos that are shown shortly before the players take the court.
“Yeah, the highlights of all the previous players. The videos really got the crowd worked up and they (the fans) really support their team. I couldn’t believe how many people were there,” Lamb said of the experience of ‘Late Night.’
The Lamb’s arrived in Lawrence a little after 2:00 p.m. on Friday, it didn’t take long for them to notice the growing crowd outside Allen Fieldhouse.
“I was shocked by the crowd out front waiting to get it,” said Lamb. “And the school was closed,” added Lamb about the students being on fall break last week.
According to Calvin, Doron, who was hosted by both Tyshawn Taylor and Sherron Collins, liked what he saw in Kansas during the visit as well.
“Well, he said the guys were nice to him and he liked everything so far,” said Lamb. “He liked it. He told the coaches he like everything about it,” added Lamb about Doron’s thoughts about the visit.
The Lamb’s also liked what they saw of the Kansas campus despite the weather being in the 40’s and overcast.
“It’s better than New York’s,” said Lamb of the weather in Lawrence. “The campus is nice and the academic advisers and everyone else was nice,” added Lamb.
Seeing the Kansas coaches at work was something that the Lamb’s took notice of. Although the season is just starting for the Jayhawks, Calvin quickly noticed the intensity level in practice.
“The coaches were good. We watched practice and it was really intense, you know, for being so early,” said Lamb about watching the Jayhawks practice. ”We talked and he really thinks Doron helps the program,” added Lamb about speaking with Coach Self.
Unlike some of the other recruits that were on campus during the weekend, Lamb did not participate in any open gyms with members of the current Kansas roster.
“No, his coach didn’t want him to play,” said Lamb of Doron’s Oak Hill Academy coach, Steve Smith, not wanting Lamb to participate. “He (Doron) is going to be a big part of their team this season,” added Lamb.
Doron will be heading to Lexington, Kentucky next weekend for his official visit with the Wildcats, a trip that both Calvin and his wife, Brigitte, hope to make as well.