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Who are the top offensive linemen in Kentucky for 2020?

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Apparently Harvard and Princeton have offered now. Guess he can take his pick of the IVY league.

 

St. Xavier's Evan Brown is up to 11 offers, 9 DI:

 

*Brown

*Bryant

*Chattanooga

*Columbia

*Harvard

*Murray State

*Morehead State

*Navy

*Princeton

**Kentucky Wesleyan

**Urbana

Rulli is possibly the most “Under the Radar” O-lineman in the entire state. Excellent footwork and works his tail off snapping the ball precisely while putting his body in the right position effectively on nearly every play. 15 more lbs. and an excellent senior season he should see several offers come in if not before the season starts. Oh yeah, he’s only 16.

 

Rulli is leaving Cooper for a High School in Connecticut.

Johnson Central's Grant Bingham has reportedly picked up an offer from Michigan State. Just the start for this young man.

Rulli is leaving Cooper for a High School in Connecticut.

 

Yes I was informed of that yesterday. Excellent opportunity for him and by re-classifying for 2022 he will have 2 years of competition there giving an extra year of development and broader exposure to some Power 5 schools. Worked out well for his former Cooper teammate Michael Spencer who attended the same school and landed at Vanderbilt.

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