The staff will find room for any big time prospect that wants to come and they want to take. It’s a business now. It cuts both ways.In a way, I kind of wish we hadn't taken so many early commits in this class. We don't have much room left and with the way things are going, we could have potentially landed some bigger fish. But I guess one needs to put this into the category of: A nice problem to have. If we finish this season strong, next year's class could be epic, rivaling the big dogs in the sport.
Elite talent will come here. Everybody wants to play for Will Stein.Kentucky was basically sub-50 for recruiting classes the last few years...so even just moving that up 20 or so spots to be a fringe top25 in classes, would make a huge difference.
I believe Stein is the type of offensive minded who can do more with less. Kevin O'connell has the Vikings winning games every year and hes never really had a QB. I think Stein is kind of cut from that same cloth.
75 seems a bit too high for basketball.75/15/5. NIL Revenue share going fwd (remaining 5 goes back into sports fund)
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There’s no limit now on the number of recruits we sign each year, only a 105 players overall roster limit.In a way, I kind of wish we hadn't taken so many early commits in this class. We don't have much room left and with the way things are going, we could have potentially landed some bigger fish. But I guess one needs to put this into the category of: A nice problem to have. If we finish this season strong, next year's class could be epic, rivaling the big dogs in the sport.
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