BIGBLUE18

I figured as much. He was the only player that I knew from this years team. Love the nappy roots reference.

I'm not high on Taylor's coaching ability. But I do believe he will help get players out and that is definitely a positive for Warren Central. I would be interested to see if any of the BG players follow Taylor including Tisdale.

But, this isn't a Pulaski thread. Back to topic I believe Adair will go with Stevens. He should be able to maintain some of the success from the previous year.

In all honesty I've never really kept up with Pulaski. I was under the impression that they had only had a couple good seasons here and there. I'm pretty sure they hadn't sustained this level of success before Foley.

Foley has indeed turned down the job. I think as intriguing as the Adair position would be, he was in a good position with a lot of support in Pulaski.

Foley has been an assistant before on the High School Level. He has actually turned down several assistant and coordinator positions at the high school level to build up the Pulaski Middle School program into what it is today.

I would think @Wildcat18 has the scoop on the situation, but I haven't seen him on here in a couple weeks.

I would think he would be WR on offense and OLB/SS on Defense. The kid is a playmaker. He may not be a difference maker yet at the varsity level, but will be very soon. I would think he would be able to contribute in some form as a freshman.

That's also what I heard.

What's the latest info on Adair County?

I believe this position has been filled.

Could the freshman Huddleston come in and compete for one of the open positions?

I worded my response poorly. I knew Willis had already received an offer as he is ranked 4-5 stars depending on the recruiting service. I was trying to imply that UK should have already offered the all of the top 4-5 linemen in the state. May just be my opinion, but I believe these 4 and 1-2 others will end up rated very high in their class.

Absolutely no reason for UK not offering Willis and the three Belfry bigs yet. As of right now UK only has a handful of offensive linemen of this caliber, and Hortons motor outplays Elams size every time.

I agree completely if Huddleston did indeed tryout. He will be a big time player for Highlands the next 4 years. Some kids are already working with their high school program and chose not to tryout for this team.

This is a good looking list of players. I've coached or worked with almost half of these guys and I know they will Represent our state and the future of Kentucky football at the highest level.

Reece will be a stud the next 4 years, he has a very high football IQ for a player of his age.

I don't have a dog in this fight, but I will give my opinion. We are almost 60 days away from the dead period ending in July and there are teams still without a coach. Some positions have just opened recently and are just starting the hiring process. However, Adair has been open for months and I'm not positive, but at this point may be the longest open position out of all the others. Many have been critical of the administrations at schools that have drug their feet in the hiring process and set their programs back. Yet some believe this administration should be given a pass because for the most part they were successful coaches. Adair has the talent that they will still win ball games this year. But, this process has done nothing to help the program achieve goals for this season, and time will show that it was most likely a detriment to a team that may possibly have the most talent they will ever field. Administration should have hired a coach months ago that was willing and able to not just carry on what has been done, but to continue and build a program. If I coached outside of Adair right now I would have serious thoughts about accepting this position now. It shows the administration is not fully committed to the success of the program. They want to succeed, but are content with mediocrity.

The D line was the only big hit from graduation. However, the offensive line struggled at times last year and as I said is probably the biggest question mark. There were 3 Juniors and 2 sophomores starting on the line at the end of the season. The senior was injured early and missed the majority of the season. The young guys have definitely been working hard, however there are a lot of guys that can compete for some of those spots. It wouldn't surprise me at all if we had a new face or two starting on the line even though we return the starters from last year. With the numbers there should be several kids that push returning starters for PT at several positions.

Corbin will have 3 new starters on the D-line, and although they return most of the offensive line I would think only 2 of the 5 spots are locked up on the O-line. A lot to be determined over the next 16 weeks.

Watusi the O-line and D-line may be the biggest question marks for Corbin going into this season.

I haven't seen anyone that has been scrutinized.

What is his first name? Where will he be playing this upcoming season?

What are their first names? Where will they be playing this upcoming season?

I hope you're not serious.