Go cats go stein
Plus venable will be gone after this year![]()
Go cats go stein
AgreedIf he doesn’t defect after this, we were never getting him anyways
Yep, including showcasing our TE by throwing two td passes to WRod…Kentucky has officially done all they can to flip him.
If he does, great. If not then we will win without him.
I don’t care who’s coaching tight ends at Oklahoma, if I grew up in Boyle County Kentucky there is no way I would go anywhere but Kentucky. With what’s going on now especially, this is a new era for Kentucky football. Whitten is a Vol anyway, going out there for a position coach is not a reason to go there when the school in your backyard is doing amazing things.
Actually Oklahoma had Seneca on an official visit.Oh yeah stein had Seneca in the front row last night![]()
Oklahoma commit Seneca Driver had a front row seat to watch Kentucky's tight ends shine
5-star TE Seneca Driver, a Boyle County native and Oklahoma commit, watched from the sidelines as Willie Rodriguez caught two touchdowns.www.on3.com
That makes more sense. I forgot Whitten was on staff. Scheme wise though Stein should be a dream come true for tightends.He’s going to OK for whitten. There’s no other reason. If he snags another job somewhere then we have a real shot of turning him.
Yeah that in itself is quite a recruiting pitch to him.I wonder what was going through his head watching UK throw 2 TD's to a TE to beat the team he is committed to?
Yeah he's in trouble and the seat is probably also pretty hot down in Tuscaloosa today.Venables may get fired this year. Unlike UK basketball recently, Oklahoma won't put up with losing in football very long.
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