I think most people would agree that the way Ashton Hagans’ career ended at Kentucky was not ideal.
The sophomore point guard didn’t travel to Gainesville for the last game of the year and then, boom, just like that, the 2019-2020 season was abruptly over.
His time in Lexington was filled with ups and down, but ultimately, the way he would have been remembered should’ve been determined in postseason play. That opportunity was stripped from Hagans —leaving his legacy in somewhat of a cloudy state.
Though it didn’t end on the best of terms, you can’t discredit the tenacity that Hagans brought game in and game out.