Isaiah Briscoe's return to Kentucky doesn't guarantee him a starting job

Posted May 27, 2016
Of all the many players who have withdrawn their names from the list of those eligible for the 2016 NBA Draft, none faced a more compelling conundrum than Kentucky guard Isaiah Briscoe. He is a point guard who did not play much of the position as a freshman. He is a pro-level talent who has yet to blossom into a pro-level player. (Sporting News)

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