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Simon Kenton's Chad Lawrence will be going to Campbellsville University

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That is correct they are both going to Campbellsville. Also Derek Piccirillo SK grad from last year plays their as a O-lineman.

 

Derek Piccirillo is playing for and attending Thomas Moore College. I talked to his dad yesterday as he called me about a potential part time summer job for Derek. Great Kid!

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Derek Piccirillo is playing for and attending Thomas Moore College. I talked to his dad yesterday as he called me about a potential part time summer job for Derek. Great Kid!

 

I thought he might transfer there but he is still on Cambellsville roster so I wasn't sure.

SK's Nik Brown is also on the team, #132 on the roster.

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SK's Nik Brown is also on the team, #132 on the roster.

 

He is at Thomas Moore now to.

The most exciting player for me to watch this year was Lawrence. MVP of NKY IMO. He meant more to his team's success or failure than any other player in NKY.

 

I'm very happy for him to get the chance to continue to play.

 

I agree with this too; there's no doubt to me that he was the leader of that team.

Congrats to Chad and a great choice to get a free education (I assume) and a chance to play 4 more years. Enjoyed watching him play and will his team to wins most of the time. Glad he did not try to walk on at the low D1 level. That would not have worked out so well.

Congrats to Chad and a great choice to get a free education (I assume) .

 

I'd be surprised if it's covering 100%. NAIA splits them up between a lot of players.

That's a lot.

They signed 56 players? My goodness....is it me or is that alot?

 

That's a lot.

Congrats to Chad. Campbellsville absolutely steals this kid imo.

Congrats to Chad. Campbellsville absolutely steals this kid imo.

 

I agree! A good get for the school. Perhaps uk fan gets lost on the only road into the town

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I agree! A good get for the school. Perhaps uk fan gets lost on the only road into the town

 

I have never been lost in KY!

Congratulations Chad. One of the very best players i have ever played against. Best of luck in the Future. Make NKY Proud.

They signed 56 players? My goodness....is it me or is that alot?

 

That's a lot.

 

If history is any indication they will end up with somewhere between 65- 80 "signees" in their Fresman class. That is not uncommon for NAIA and D3 type schools to bring in very large Freshman classes. The reality is that at many of the small schools Football is a big revenue generator, but not in the same sense that it is at D1 schools lIke UK or U of L.

 

If you look at this way, if the average Tuition Room and Board is around $20,000. And if they give the equivelent to 12 full scholarships (out of 24 total for the program) that leaves around 65 full tuitions coming in. If each of those 65 get an average of $6000.00 in "other" financial aid. That still brings in over $900,000 dollars of revenue to the school. ( 65 * $14,000). My guess is that my numbers are very conservative, I would guess that it is more like a $1,000,000 in revenue that is generated by the incoming Football players.

 

One of the key items to look at is what percentage of that class traditionally comes back for their Sophomore year. If that number is not at least 50% you might want to find out why.

Huh? Are you serious? Chad is a great QUARTERBACK!

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