Where did U of L recruiting class end up in the national rankings ?
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Depends. Do you read the Courier Journal? if so, its really good.... no seriously.... its like the best class ever.
If you look at actual rankings.... they finished around 48th.
If you look at actual rankings.... they finished around 48th.
Top 50 is the new Top 25, and Top 25 is the new Top 10, so... Checkmate.
They are all back on the Satt train now that they've picked up a few early commits from the '23 class. LOL.
Last time I looked, Memphis had a hirer ranked class. UL is a sinking ship- and I say good riddance.
It looks like the 2022 U6 class finished only 15 spots behind Vanderbilt (of course, Vanderbilt’s class would rank 4th best in the ACC) …so pretty good for them.
They seem pretty satisfied on TOS.
They finished (by Rivals) as the 36th team on average rank per recruit, 48th, overall.
They are correct that a small class held them down in the rankings, but small classes by definition are not likely game-changers.
They signed one big defensive lineman, over 350 pounds. Otherwise, at least on D-line, they appear to be sticking to 240-260 pound players.
They finished (by Rivals) as the 36th team on average rank per recruit, 48th, overall.
They are correct that a small class held them down in the rankings, but small classes by definition are not likely game-changers.
They signed one big defensive lineman, over 350 pounds. Otherwise, at least on D-line, they appear to be sticking to 240-260 pound players.
Nothing directly related to the other school in Ky, but keep an eye and ear open for Auburn the next few days, could be some interesting things coming out of there.
Some things that would fit right in there are supposely about to be surfacing.
Some things that would fit right in there are supposely about to be surfacing.
They are all fired up about 2023 with Pierce Clarkson coming in. Radio guys here in Louisville seem to think Satterfield wins 8 games next season and saves his job. Then they are back on a collision course.
Good. Very glad their fans are satisfied with their direction. Satt should continue putting winning ACC teams on the field. Looks very good for UK to end its regular season every year with convincing victories over a 7-4 or 8-3 P5 opponent.
Because nothing they are doing or will do 2023 makes up the gigantic difference in talent on both lines of scrimmage we have over them.
Because nothing they are doing or will do 2023 makes up the gigantic difference in talent on both lines of scrimmage we have over them.
While it’s not a great class by overall standards it will still help them in the ACC. It’s about like us in the pre-Stoops era when we’re signing those same classes and thought the only way to win would be shifting to the ACC or a weaker conference. Fools gold if you want to compete for a natty.
I see it made it to the board, didn't take long. She has a few auctions going on on EBAY right now for some of the gifts she received from him, only worn once. I guess the pay for being an assistant to the head football coach isn't as good as I expected
Andy Sweeney said Satt "pulled a miracle" when referring to their recent commits in the '23 class. I almost fell out of my chair in amazement.
Looks like they got a commitment from an excellent local player and a 4*qb from California..
As mentioned before... 48th overall
7th in ACC
Would be dead last, by a mile, in the SEC (UK 5th in SEC)
This is from Rivals
7th in ACC
Would be dead last, by a mile, in the SEC (UK 5th in SEC)
This is from Rivals
Strangely enough, since we have been beating them by 4 and 5 touchdowns annually, I don't give Louisville near as much thought as I used to.
He’s a good player. He split time with another quarterback that’s older and going to Michigan State. That school doesn’t have a normal high school program to say the least.
Speaking of UL..... Ole' Captain NIL (Before it was called NIL), is doing alright for himself.
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But by the week before we play them they will leading or close to leading the fabulous ACC and will be favored by at least 7 points !
Vegas favored them this year, and we had one poster who came over for a bit.
Reading their forums prior to the ‘21 game, there was very little confidence. They’ve learned from the last 5 years that good line play is hard to beat, especially if skill position folks are at least up to par.
I was very sad to see that they improved a little and I no longer had to hit the "load more" button at the bottom of the page to find them.
If they keep improving they may catch up to Vandy's recruiting ranking.
I think he will survive if 7-5, if he keeps the QB from Cal. committed.
If they pulled off an upset in Kroger, he could survive a 6-6, and maybe a 5-7 season.
They some time in 2022 will hire a new President. Then will hire a new AD. New ADs always, always want to pick their guys as football coaches and not be defined by someone they didn't hire. Their new AD already gets to pick a new BBall coach.
I don't think even a 9-3 2022 saves Scott's Tots job.
I don't think even a 9-3 2022 saves Scott's Tots job.
Satterfield wont last much longer. I'm surprised UofL has been as patient as they have been. Good dude just in over his head with limited resources, support and connections.
Then they will likely lose the QB from California who has committed early for ‘23.
