Omardrick Douglas (Ballard HS - 6'3, 210 DE/OLB) signed letter of intent w/ SE Missouri State.

Dontez Byrd (Ballard HS - 5'10, 185 WR) signed letter of intent w/ Tennessee Tech (transferred from UofL).

From Fern Creek:

Jamison White - Pima CC

Fred Harris - Victory Valley CC

Eric Woods - Victory Valley CC

Tim Long - Union

 

Delquan Wimberly and Latrell Streater will be deciding soon

 

Lamarius Kinslow is still expected to sign with WKU.

Caden Stephens (DE), of West Carter to KCU. Signed today.

No decision yet, but both are expected to play

Belfry's Xondre Willis signed with UPIKE yesterday

Trinity High School summary so far...

Rodjay Burns (ATH) - Ohio State

Connor Foos (DL) - EKU

Vince Lococo (LB) - Louisville 

Damon Lowe (LB) - EKU

Max Martin (OL) - Louisville

Jailen Reed (RB) - Lindsey Wilson

Jake Woosley (QB) - Centre College

Dalton Jones (WR) - Morehead State

Andrew Hughes (Film) - Louisville

Will O'Rourke (OL) - Georgetown

 

Should have a few more over the next few days. Think a few more guys are taking a little extra time to decide with Mom and Dad.

 

Adding...

Fadell Sydnor (DB) from Trinity to the above list - Lindsey Wilson. Way to go Fadell - happy for him and his family.

Ryle

Jacob Hiles....Lindsey Wilson

 

Beechwood

Braden Hermes....Georgetown

From Southwestern:

DE/TE Lucas Turpin, Morehead

LB Chandler Gover, UPike

Brett Slusher - Morehead State

Brett Slusher - Morehead State

 

Congrats to Brett and best wishes at Morehead. :thumb:

TJ Dotson from Belfry signed with The University of the Cumberlands

Congrats to all the kids who have committed to colleges to continue their athletic careers. I do find it interesting that most of the KY kids stay in-state at small colleges. Very few venture out of state. Is that because the offers aren't there because out-of-state schools don't look at our players, our players are Mama's boys and don't want to take the leap of broadening their horizons, or Kentucky just doesn't have talent to compete outside of Kentucky? Thoughts?

Congrats to all the kids who have committed to colleges to continue their athletic careers. I do find it interesting that most of the KY kids stay in-state at small colleges. Very few venture out of state. Is that because the offers aren't there because out-of-state schools don't look at our players, our players are Mama's boys and don't want to take the leap of broadening their horizons, or Kentucky just doesn't have talent to compete outside of Kentucky? Thoughts?

 

Choose a few NAIAs, Div 2s and 3s, in Ohio, Indiana, or most states for that matter and the same holds true for their rosters as well. The majority of their football athletes will be from in-state. $$$, proximity to home, and college staffs loyalty to in-state recruits play major roles in these decisions.

Congrats to all the kids who have committed to colleges to continue their athletic careers. I do find it interesting that most of the KY kids stay in-state at small colleges. Very few venture out of state. Is that because the offers aren't there because out-of-state schools don't look at our players, our players are Mama's boys and don't want to take the leap of broadening their horizons, or Kentucky just doesn't have talent to compete outside of Kentucky? Thoughts?

The division 2 and 3 schools cannot compete offer wise with in state NAIA schools....NAIA can offer football money as well as acdemic money. And they pretty much play the same brand of football.