Can't disagree.
Good read here.
http://www.freep.com/usatoday/article/2381255
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Can't disagree.
Good read here.
http://www.freep.com/usatoday/article/2381255
Top 5 programs being hurt by UK's football recruiting, it says?
1. Nebraska
2. Louisville
3. Cincinnati
4. Tennessee
5. Mississippi State
By the way....be sure and read the article. It is very complimentary, just realistic as to where Kentucky is this year.
Where they are going, they are very high on.
"Stoops knows defense and Brown knows offense. UK is clearly on the right track, in other words."
That is an excellent read. Thanks very much for the link!
In the looking for bright spots department..............
One of the bonuses to Dupree's move down to end â?? beyond the fact that he'll do well with his hand down permanently â?? is that it opens up a role for promising sophomore Khalid Henderson (26 tackles), the understudy on the weak side a season ago. Though young, Henderson has taken on a vocal role since spring drills; he played in a similar system in high school, making him a valuable question-and-answer tool for linebackers like senior Avery Williamson (135 tackles), the returning starter in the middle and one of the most underappreciated defenders in the Southeast. My question, because I'm hazy: Will Henderson line up on the weak side and junior Miles Simpson (70 tackles) on the strong, or do I have that reversed? UK obviously thinks highly enough of backups like Pancho Thomas and Josh Forrest to have not signed one linebacker recruit in February.
I am so happy that the defense will play 4 down and 3 up.
Sounds about right to me. Good read.
DittoQuote:
Originally Posted by truecatsfan
I hope (and believe) that someday soon this list will read:Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
1. Ohio State
2. Michigan
3. Penn State
4. Tennessee
5. Nebraska
What I want is for Ohio State to be most hampered by us stealing all the recruits out of their stomping grounds. Well, after Gordon Gee's comments what I really want is for the entire institution of ~*THE*~ Ohio State University to be burned to the Earth and the ashes defiled by a miasma of filth left over from a celebratory orgy so heinous that Dionysius himself would turn away in revolt, but stealing their recruits is good too.
I agree, but for now--that's a pretty good list.
Let Stoops do his magic. We'll see how it works out. I have to believe he will be highly successful if he's here a few years (hopefully longer than just a few, too.)
As for the article itself, seems like a spot-on take. The sky's the limit for Stoops here, but there's not much fuel left over for him to put in the jet right now. It's gonna take time.
Yes. Certainly better than where we were before:Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrell KSR
1. Kent State
2. Central Florida
3. Miami (OH)
4. Troy
5. Georgia State
Well, you get my point. But even just going up against the big boys is a new direction for the program. Funny how "not giving up before you've even started" is working out.
No doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by SalsaKat
But I'm 100% with you on Gee and tOSU. My wife saw his picture on the internet, and said, "what a cute old man." She thought he was like 95. I told her he was 69, and a jackass and an idiot, then played some of his comments.
He's no longer cute. Not even old.
As far as I'm concerned, I have a continuing rooting interest against them now for any game. That's always pretty cool; I enjoy finding reasons to root for and against teams anyway.
I want to party with this man!Quote:
Originally Posted by SalsaKat
You can't really blame them (or anyone) for putting UK at #101, but there are only 120-something Division 1-A teams. Somewhere in the mid-60's is probably a whole lot more accurate place to start.