That is top notch, not many better then that. No excuses for not winning.

That is top notch, not many better then that. No excuses for not winning.

Players? You win with people.

When you have that you never lose a day of practice to weather. Can't imagine how many teams are getting in just a portion of spring ball in due to rain this spring.

Those support poles are a bit of a worry but very nice facilities.

Those support poles are a bit of a worry but very nice facilities.

 

I could be wrong, but this facility was modified from something else when they developed it, right? I was thinking when Mercer got this it was an old factory. That could explain the odd placement of support poles.

I could be wrong, but this facility was modified from something else when they developed it, right? I was thinking when Mercer got this it was an old factory. That could explain the odd placement of support poles.

 

Right you are.

The defense will have a few extra players with those poles in play :banghead:

 

All joking aside, I would have loved to have something like this when I was AD for my teams

It is an excellent looking facility...poles or not, it affords great opportunities for off-season work that most programs are limited from doing. Say what you will, I don't think any team in KY would turn that place down.

I'm sure ChiefSmoke appreciates the comment on there being no excuse for not winning.... :walk:

It IS a great facility. And, yes, I think we can do very well! :thumb:

I don't believe ChiefSmoke would be there if he didn't think he could win. The facilities are top notch, and he will use them to his benefit.

Coach - have they replaced the surface (turf)? It is pretty rough, from what I hear.

Coach - have they replaced the surface (turf)? It is pretty rough, from what I hear.

 

I don't think so. It looks like it is in pretty good shape to me.

No team in Kentucky will be better at defending pick plays in the passing game thanks to the poles