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Chester was one of the many Tyler Ulis fans who called in to Kentucky Sports Radio radio today, although none of the other callers came anywhere near his passion. It sounded like he was in tears as he poured his heart out to Ulis in appreciation of all the point guard did at Kentucky.
Chester ended the call with a hypothetical job offer to Ulis.
Hear it below:
2025-01-25
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