bball and baseball recruitin

[dannyripms]

Do you think it will help in football recruiting. I guess I was thinking it will inspire Mullin to go all out and if the other programs do really well it would turn more kids eyes to football and maybe become a household name across merica. What you chaps think?

 

[Bulldogg31]

Kentucky says don't count on it.

 

[dawgatUSM]

Actually, Kentucky has recruited quite well in football under stoops. But I don't know how much of that has to do with basketball

 

[57stratdawg]

No. Mullen is going to consistently sign classes in the 20-35 range.

That's about how much effort they put into it, and that's how much talent MS puts out.

 

[Utah_Chaney]

We have to have some killer recruiting, as well as get guys like KJ, Mckinney, Preston smith and others just to name a few, all of which weren't too sought after finishing their high school career.

We forget about how little Dak was recruited, or how much Brassell, Quay Evans and other busts that were just "program changers" at the moment.

All in all, it's a combo of both raw talent, developing and being able to pick the guys who will have a decent future.

 

[Dogariffic]

Agree it has not helped Kentucky much but for some reason I think it will help us. Kentucky is a basketball school that can't recruit football. We are a football school that just rediscovered basketball recruiting.

 

[dannyripms]

I agree kentucky hasn't done well in the past but recently has really come on strong, they've actually recruited better than us the last few years. You would have to think the more people see us succeed in other sports the more people will look at us in other areas. I'm hoping mullen can learn from Howland and start pulling 5 stars out his arse.