This is counter productive imo. Get the best talent anywhere & let LV have lesser LV talent. The difference will show.
Amen...Amen
This is counter productive imo. Get the best talent anywhere & let LV have lesser LV talent. The difference will show.
This is counter productive imo. Get the best talent anywhere & let LV have lesser LV talent. The difference will show.
Well UT does have some interest in BG area schools as I know of 3 recruits that have visited and 1 commit to UT in the last 6 years. But I wouldn’t say they have an advantage over UK. As for Brohm, he does have connections from his time here in Bowling Green at WKU. So that will be interesting to watch but again, I don’t think Louisville is in better shape than UK. UK will still have the biggest advantage in this area but Stoops and Marrow will need to make BG even more of a priority now that Brohm is at Louisville because he most certainly will recruiting Bowling Green hard.All of that is good to hear!
I had forgotten about Tisdale as well. Good to hear other programs aren't in any better shape with the BG area recruits than UK. I was specifically thinking about UTeee and didn't know if Brohm had any connections there or not.
My knowledge of the BG football scene is limited. I know my Pulaski County Maroons have run up against a wall in the playoffs more often than not, when trying to get past those schools.
Very well stated/explained and well thought out and truthful response. Thanks for your level headedness in your reply. We enjoy your efforts.Star hs basketball and football players have always been influenced by third parties. This did not begin with NIL, although without a doubt NIL has made it worse. Money always attracts con artists and parasites. Coach Marrow has generally been known for doing a good job of handling this. But the Vaughn situation is complicated because Vaughn is a UL man by history. In any case, a hc can't allow himself to be dictated to by a third party acting as the player's quasi-agent. Inevitably, that leads a program down the pathway of rules violations and investigations, as UL, LSU, and AZ recently learned. It is bad for the locker room, bad for the concept of competition for team roles, and bad for building and maintaining a stable coaching staff. Goodwin is gone, and Stoops has had almost nothing to say about it. Stoops typically doesn't comment very much on such things, but I thought he looked relieved.
Last Chance U on Netflix is a great watch. It is BB but shows what a lot of these young guys go through in life. I am sure FB is about the same.To be completely honest, I think a lot of us would be surprised how many college football players grow up in a home with not a lot of good parental guidance, a HS coach or trainer may be the best, maybe the only option.
Doesn't have to be that way!!Last Chance U on Netflix is a great watch. It is BB but shows what a lot of these young guys go through in life. I am sure FB is about the same.
In no way whatsoever does UL need to be a consideration in our recruiting strategy.
We need ballplayers who can physically compete & beat guys at Florida. Georgia, Knoxville, Miss, LSU, Oklahoma. That needs to be our focus 100%. Get the best players possible from Kentucky, Ohio, Detroit, Nashville, Georgia, S Florida, northeast. SEC ballplayers who other SEC teams offer as well.
If your dad has been killed or is never around how is it the kids fault. A lot of kids rise up some just turn to the streets. Don’t understand what you mean!!Doesn't have to be that way!!
Vaughn is a leech. He's good at recruiting kids to his facility but you can't name one that he has soley developed. HS coaches are the ones developing the kids. He dabbles with track kids too teaching them FB ways that are not beneficial for running track.Vaughn doesn't get every D1 football athlete in Louisville under his spell
InterestingVaughn is a leech. He's good at recruiting kids to his facility but you can't name one that he has soley developed. HS coaches are the ones developing the kids. He dabbles with track kids too teaching them FB ways that are not beneficial for running track.
I don’t think we will have UT and UGA as permanent opponents. I would more guess SC and one of those 2. It will be interesting how the schedule all works out.UK is by far the better program currently but UL could catch up pretty quick for a couple of reasons. The ACC is awful and Brohm is a good coach. I expect UL to win 8-9 games a year consistently, especially the years they avoid Clemson/FSU. The SEC is about to go to a 9 game schedule and we'll be rotating every team and not being able to beat up on the Missouri's USC's and Vandy's every year. Instead we'll be rotating Bama, LSU, Oklahoma, Texas, TxAM, etc., with Georgia and UT as two of our permanent opponents, so winning more than 7 games a year will be difficult. I still expect UK to beat UL 75% of the time but they'll be beating their chest saying they're the better program because they're going to better bowls because of the better records playing in a weak conference.
I’m not dismissing needing to get some players from Louisville especially in a state with very little production of players. But recent years have not produced the higher end talent coming through Louisville during that stretch. Other than rondale Moore I struggle to think of a guy that was top top tier.Myron Pryor and Corey Peters anchored the D-Line for Rich Brooks' best UK teams.
Pryor drafted by the Pats played 4 yrs.
Corey Peters still plays for Jacksonville.
Both from Louisville. Both almost chose UofL
I hope you’re right but about everything I’ve read about expansion includes Georgia as a permanent opponent with either Tennessee or Florida as another. Then maybe USC.I don’t think we will have UT and UGA as permanent opponents. I would more guess SC and one of those 2. It will be interesting how the schedule all works out.
A leach when the majority of his players are kids going to Murray State, K State, and EKU and don’t get much attention. Anything for the BS narrative.Vaughn is a leech. He's good at recruiting kids to his facility but you can't name one that he has soley developed. HS coaches are the ones developing the kids. He dabbles with track kids too teaching them FB ways that are not beneficial for running track.
Hasn't everyone known that for years? LOLA comment to an article, not an article. I think I'll go to KSR and comment that the moon is made of cheese.
The shadow knows, ha ha ha ha.I’m gonna go out on a limb and say nobody knows who you’re talking about ha. I’ve looked at every class Stoops has had not a single receiver matches your description.
Right, they can't all be dummies.Stoops isn’t going to just concede Louisville/Jefferson Co recruiting to Brohm. We will still recruit it and continue to get players from the city. Brohm will make that harder to some degree but we wont be shut out.
It's a different world today. And a lot more so since the advent of NIL.You would probably be surprised at the number of these kids who have "advisors ". Probably be hard to field a team if you cut them loose