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Kentucky Recruits

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Denzel Ware 2014 4 star DL commits to Kentucky. Had offers from Florida, Bama, FSU, Texas, OSU but since he committed to Kentucky it's safe to say he probably wasn't able to call any of them and actually commit.

 

Still have your head in the sand? Cute...

But is WAS funny!

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Still have your head in the sand? Cute...

 

C'mon... take a joke.

To show how 2 people can see a kid differently.

 

247Sports has him at #44 overall in 2014.

Rivals has him at #223.

To show how 2 people can see a kid differently.

247Sports has him at #44 overall in 2014.

Rivals has him at #223.

 

I'm going to just pretend like I didn't see the rivals ranking

To show how 2 people can see a kid differently.

 

247Sports has him at #44 overall in 2014.

Rivals has him at #223.

 

This biggest thing I look for is what other schools offered him. The coaches at those schools certainly evaluate talent better than the recruiting services.

 

C'mon... take a joke.

 

Someone should post the "U mad bro" picture GT likes so much. :D

Someone should post the "U mad bro" picture GT likes so much. :D

 

Why would I be mad he doesn't understand recruiting??? :D

 

Why would I be mad he doesn't understand recruiting??? :D

 

Was joking, just like he was.

Why would I be mad he doesn't understand recruiting??? :D

They need another word for a "non-committable offer" because... well.. they are opposing.

They need another word for a "non-committable offer" because... well.. they are opposing.

 

Side piece? Just the tip??? :lol:

Side piece? Just the tip??? :lol:

 

:lol: All of that works.

 

If you tell me a guy has an offer but can't commit, my response would be.. he doesn't have an offer then.

 

I certainly get the point and wouldn't question your sources but all of the jargon is silly. If he can't commit, he doesn't have an offer!

 

:lol: All of that works.

 

If you tell me a guy has an offer but can't commit, my response would be.. he doesn't have an offer then.

 

I certainly get the point and wouldn't question your sources but all of the jargon is silly. If he can't commit, he doesn't have an offer!

 

Agreed. Football recruiting has become a total train wreck on all sides.

 

I wouldn't consider it an offer either, but it was just OSU hedging their bets within the absurd system in place. Worked out great for both sides in this situation but overall its a circus...

Denzel Ware 2014 4 star DL commits to Kentucky. Had offers from Florida, Bama, FSU, Texas, OSU but since he committed to Kentucky it's safe to say he probably wasn't able to call any of them and actually commit.

 

Awesome. I thought he was a LB though, too small for DL.

To show how 2 people can see a kid differently.

 

247Sports has him at #44 overall in 2014.

Rivals has him at #223.

 

I'm going to just pretend like I didn't see the rivals ranking

 

This biggest thing I look for is what other schools offered him. The coaches at those schools certainly evaluate talent better than the recruiting services.

 

No matter how you flip it, a consensus top 300 kid is a consensus top 300 kid. Were not used to getting too many of those here in Kentucky.

Nate Willis will now NOT be coming to UK. Classwork is an issue. He says he will play D2.

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