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Tyler Fryman (Beechwood '27) Recruiting

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  • AcrossTheRivver
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    Tyler Fryman just received his official recruiting ranking from 247Sports. Congratulations to him ? 4 Stars Top 5 player in KY Top 200 player in the COUNTRY

  • theguru
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  • Big time Notre Dame offer! Congrats Tyler! 

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Another new and improved ranking for Fryman, this time from On3/Rivals. https://www.on3.com/rivals/tyler-fryman-259990/

#118 Player in the Country

#20 Wide Receiver

#2 Player in Kentucky

Big moves for the young man and congratulations!

Unfortunately, they take the ESPN300 ranking into consideration, which hasn't happened yet, so his overall industry ranking puts him at #304. 

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7 hours ago, theguru said:

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He is a special talent! He is going to be fun to watch in college no matter what school or sports he plays in college. 

I wish Beechwood had put him in the wildcat on that 2 point try in the semifinals. I don't think there is any chance he would not have scored.

13 hours ago, futurecoach said:

He is a special talent! He is going to be fun to watch in college no matter what school or sports he plays in college. 

I wonder if UK would let him play both sports?

They are doing it with the Moeller QB. Might be a way to entice him to Lexington.

2 hours ago, Falcon Pride said:

I wonder if UK would let him play both sports?

They are doing it with the Moeller QB. Might be a way to entice him to Lexington.

I am fairly certain Fryman will not go to a school that doesn't allow him to play both baseball and football.

13 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

I wish Beechwood had put him in the wildcat on that 2 point try in the semifinals. I don't think there is any chance he would not have scored.

I am very surprised that they didn’t.

11 hours ago, Voice of Reason said:

I am fairly certain Fryman will not go to a school that doesn't allow him to play both baseball and football.

That is really hard, if not impossible, to do at D1 level as both sports require extensive offseason work. Even at lower levels, it's really hard to do. Too much time, too much sports-specific training, and classroom time (academically and athletically).....it is a tall task even if your talented enough to excel at both sports at that level.

Update for Tyler Fryman recruitment, he now holds offers from:

Cincinnati 

Kentucky

Louisville

Notre Dame

Arizona St

Memphis

Ole Miss

UConn

Wisconsin

Miami, OH

Toledo

Wake Forest

West Virginia

Purdue

Illinois

Wow is all I can say.

What little I’ve seen of him, he’s incredible and the QB throws a beautiful ball as well.

Kentucky it is!

Cats! Cats! Cats!

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On 12/15/2025 at 12:04 AM, rjs4470 said:

That is really hard, if not impossible, to do at D1 level as both sports require extensive offseason work. Even at lower levels, it's really hard to do. Too much time, too much sports-specific training, and classroom time (academically and athletically).....it is a tall task even if your talented enough to excel at both sports at that level.

I have fate he can do it. Nobody works harder than Fryman!

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