Braylon Mullins - Michigan State
Tounde Yessoufou - Baylor
Eric Reibe - Kansas
Nikola Bundalo - UCONN

He is impressed with them ... !!

I totally agree with his analysis. And for emphasize he isn't making a PREDICITIN, just what might be possible:

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Do we continue to get the boom tweets in the future from Coach Fueger before a commitment?

I’m bored and was thinking how fun and exciting those were. I hope they continue and does anyone have a prediction on who could be the next one???

Will be on the pre-game show for UK games this season. One of my favorite players, wonder if he could have an impact helping coach our OL? THE type of OL we crave for but hard to come by.

What ever happened to him? Thought this dude was hyped pretty bigly from the recruiting circles but no word about him after his RS season? Is he just slow or what?

I'll start with my region, The 14th region. I would have to say Johnny Cox from Hazard who was an All-American at UK & helped lead UK to the 1958 national championship.

I’ve been away from the board. What happened to the thread that was like 100 pages long that discussed recruits?

I’m traveling today and would like to listen to the game stream. Does anyone have a link or know who will stream the game live?

*We still have compliance issues
*Botched hirings/firings/contracts
*Wrong side of NIL
*Gets offended at any fan feedback

Mitch has had more money flowing in than any AD in UK history. What do we have to show for it?
Is the athletic dept better than ever ? I would argue we have far underachieved based on available resources and support.

1. Supposedly, some whispers about 'concerns' from sources while JJ Weaver stated the OL was doing very well and the war between DL (our presumed strength) and OL have been very competitive. So, which is it? Wolford has proven he is a good coach and I believe, somewhere in that room, we have 7-8 SEC quality OL who will be able to be an above average SEC line this year. Which 7 or 8 will rise to the top is anyone's guess, I think, although there are a few that are clearly in that top tier.
2. We need to OL to perform close to prime BBW level as the RB room does NOT have 'the' guy that we know will carry 15+ times per game and pick up 85 yards, and the tough short yards and punch it in close to the goal line when everyone knows he's getting the ball.
3. Absolutely HAVE to play cleaner, i.e., very few penalties which wrecked multiple drives last year, and almost never completely miss an assignment, also a regular occurrence last year. If nothing else, I have faith that Wolf will not be very patient with a player who makes these mistakes and he'll find someone who won't.
4. With BVG's height and running ability (and what I assume will be more inside zone blocking), I'm guessing the OL will have an easier task than previous years.
5. I also expect BVG to be better at getting rid of the ball quicker to avoid standing in the pocket while the rush descends upon him. From what little I've seen of the offense in action, Hamden looks to be modifying the offense to fit the personnel and we won't see as many plays where every route is 10+ yards down the field (I hope).
6. We saw some improvement last year over 2022. With the same or a bit more improvement this year, certainly not a huge ask, I believe the OL will be pretty good. Not great and dominant but much closer to that level than we saw in 2022, for sure, and a noticeable improvement over last year.

Does Brock throw at least 22 passes, which would be more than the total he attempted in his career at Georgia ?? I hope so ... GO CATS !!!