I like recruiting Big 10 Territory for kids who want to play SEC football in warmer destinations, but who are still relatively close enough to home their families can come to home games. Also, I think we should put more focus on Southern Ohio and the Cincinnati area as long as Scott Satterfield is coaching up there. Surely Cincy isn't an attractive destination for many of those kids under Satterfield and we're just up the road.We really don't recruit Ohio as much as we used to.
5 players this year. Only 3 last year.
Ohio helped build the team in early years, but lots of new places for last 7 or 8 years.
I wouldn't worry Ohio State as much as Illinois, Maryland, Indiana. Used to attract good players to play in the sec. Now they've won two national championships. Had 3 of post 4 participants. USC, UCLA trips. Harder sell.
This is like being concerned Brad Pitt is going to take your girl. We're not fishing from the same pond.Specifically, will this impact more or less on UK recruiting in Ohio/Mich/Pa?
Ohio State doesn't recruit the same dudes we do and if they do, they usually get them anyway so I would last night was irrelevant to our recruiting. Dame is always going to be in the lead for catholic kids - that is their built in pipe line, but while they don't sign a lot of 5 stars, they do sign mostly upper level 4 stars, so we really aren't their comp either
Penn St and Mich St usually seem to be who UK goes against for northern recruits.
This is like being concerned Brad Pitt is going to take your girl. We're not fishing from the same pond.