Thursday Headlines: One more year of Oscar Tshiebwe? Jamie Vaught: Gentle giant Oscar Tschiebwe is talk of college basketball, having big impact for Wildcats, Kentucky Center for Public Service Journalism, Kentucky basketballs Damion Collins, CJ Fredrick to finish careers elsewhere, enter transfer portal, Ugonna Onyenso switches gears, says hes coming back to UK; Chris Livingston testing NBA waters, Kentuckys Oscar Tshiebwe declares for NBA Draft, but hasnt ruled out possible return to UK. It just happened. He is truly the real deal. The good news for players like Collins and Ware is the best path to improving the deficiencies Duke exploited with Tshiebwe out of the game is battling against a physical post presence every day in practice. Oscars renames its Best Foreign Language Film category - but what does Hes got a lot better offensively. And I look at my husband and said, He has got to come speak to our students! Hes consistent. Either way it goes, I dont think that Oscar has to worry about Calipari keeping him around the program for a long, long time. Oscar Tshiebwe hopes John Calipari will keep him forever so he can teach UK coach French, Lil Wayne visits Coach Cal ahead of Lexington concert; also calls Oscar Tshiebwe. Oscars father, Mbuyi Tshiebwe, was head pastor at a New Apostolic church in the commune of Kanya. Rim protection is something that BBN is craving, and there's no reason to believe that he'll re-find a knack for blocking or grow a couple inches over the offseason. Seriously. Tara Spencer, Beaumonts EL instructional coach, first got the idea to invite Oscar to her class while attending a Kentucky game with her husband earlier this season. They bonded over how they couldnt afford soccer balls growing up so they would make their own with balled-up trash bags and tape. How good would it be if they can hear from someone who is from where they are and who is doing good things? After watching the Kentucky basketball forward dominate the glass in a game as a recruit, Krzyzewski asked Tshiebwe if he was a machine. Oscar Tshiebwe inspires immigrant students to chase their dreams
