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UK Football Recruiting 2015

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Junior Drake Jackson, Woodford County. Scout 4star, D1 offers, 247Sports one of two top recruits in Kentucky for 2016, Number 2 OG in the Nation, Number 1 OG in Kentucky.

 

Offers: Kentucky, Vanderbilt

Interest: Cincinnati, Louisville, Ohio State, Purdue, Alabama, Arkansas

 

Obviously if he's good enough for the elite schools he's good enough for UK. Hope they get him because they need to keep the elite talent in state...

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What division is WKU in?

 

D1, but the CUSA and it's players aren't anywhere close to the likes of other BCS schools

D1, but the CUSA and it's players aren't anywhere close to the likes of other BCS schools

So, when you said BCS, you really meant "BCS that you consider good"? So, WKU is not good? They beat UK two years in a row, what does that mean about UK's recruiting compared to WKU's recruiting?

So, when you said BCS, you really meant "BCS that you consider good"? So, WKU is not good? They beat UK two years in a row, what does that mean about UK's recruiting compared to WKU's recruiting?

That the previous staff was recruiting the same kids as WKU and not coaching them as well.

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He played QB his senior year, he was a WR prior to that. Most of the Trinity fans even agree that he was the best option at QB, but is not a QB. Most see Bonnafon as an Athlete. Would he have played QB at Kentucky? No, but he could have been on the field.

That the previous staff was recruiting the same kids as WKU and not coaching them as well.

What does that mean about Petrino when he was at Louisville, part 1, and was winning with in-state talent?

He played QB his senior year, he was a WR prior to that. Most of the Trinity fans even agree that he was the best option at QB, but is not a QB. Most see Bonnafon as an Athlete. Would he have played QB at Kentucky? No, but he could have been on the field.

 

I have watched him and worked at a qb camp he attended, he is a qb. Only played wr to get him on the field always projected to be qb at T.

D1, but the CUSA and it's players aren't anywhere close to the likes of other BCS schools

Who were those players from the MAC quite a few years ago that were finalists for the Heisman? Who were they? Oh, yea Chad Pennington, Randy Moss and Bryan Leftwich. Yea, those non SEC conference can't produce real players.

So, when you said BCS, you really meant "BCS that you consider good"? So, WKU is not good? They beat UK two years in a row, what does that mean about UK's recruiting compared to WKU's recruiting?

 

I'm sorry but just because WKU beat UK means nothing to me. UK never lost to WKU because they didn't have enough KY boys, they had plenty. They didn't have enough top state talent and other talent from around the nation. You seem to be stuck in the old times where schools only had in state players and succeeded with them. The only players that need to be at UK are ones that can play at any other program in the country not just WKU...

I have watched him and worked at a qb camp he attended, he is a qb. Only played wr to get him on the field always projected to be qb at T.

I'll concede to your judgement on Bonnafon.

What does that mean about Petrino when he was at Louisville, part 1, and was winning with in-state talent?

 

He was beating out UK for the top talent.........

I'm sorry but just because WKU beat UK means nothing to me. UK never lost to WKU because they didn't have enough KY boys, they had plenty. They didn't have enough top state talent and other talent from around the nation. You seem to be stuck in the old times where schools only had in state players and succeeded with them. The only players that need to be at UK are ones that can play at any other program in the country not just WKU...

 

I'm not stuck in the old times, I don't expect every player on UK's roster to be from Kentucky. I just want the great in-state players to have the opportunity to play for the flag ship college in the state. Look at the rosters for State Universities in other states, they have the top in-state talent on there. Yes, they have players from other states as well, but they have a good number of in-state players.

What does that mean about Petrino when he was at Louisville, part 1, and was winning with in-state talent?

So he only did it with in state talent?Petrino did a good job in state, the previous staff looked down on in state players as a whole in my opinion and focused on the south, especially GA.

 

 

 

I am not sure why you feel that WKU is getting the elite talent in the state. Elite talent is not going to WKU, if they are not going to UK or UL they are going to bigger schools.

He was beating out UK for the top talent.........

But, he was winning D1 BCS games with in-state talent?

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