FB Recruiting 10 things I've learned in 10 years of Stoops recruiting

[JRowland]

Ten Years of Stoops-Era Recruiting: Ten Things I've Learned

Hard though it may be to believe, Kentucky just wrapped up its tenth recruiting class under head coach Mark Stoops.Not

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[docholiday51]

11.Stoops can spot 3* talent that can help in the SEC

 

[TuckyFB]

I never thought we would get a better recruiter than Tee Martin, when he was here, and boy am I glad I was wrong. Marrow is the best ever and probably will be the best recruiter we'll ever have when he retires.

 

[jameslee32]

The Big Dog is a salesman. So lucky to have him and this staff.

 

[hmt5000]

Funny thing is that we all knew we could win if the program committed. For some reason it took Stoops to get the school and fanbase on board with changes to level the playing field.

 

[The-Hack]

Well written price, as always by Justin Rowland.

Stoops asked the world a rhetorical question in 2013, “Why not Kentucky?”

He has consistently shown progress, and the answer to his question is clear: there is no reason Kentucky cannot compete at the highest level of college football, in recruiting and play on the field.

 

[K_TIME]

Funny thing is that we all knew we could win if the program committed. For some reason it took Stoops to get the school and fanbase on board with changes to level the playing field.

Well sort of disagree and agree
UK needed to invest in facilities and coaches pay to compete in Sec…..but it took a good coach to commit to as well. If we’d have invested and still had a bad coach like Joker….this would not be happening at Ky.

Stoops is a dang good coach and the commitment on top of his coaching has made it flourish

 

[JumperJack]

Well written. Can’t be appreciative enough of clear writing.

Some of the things he lists, I had my doubts about. However, the results speak pretty loudly.