FB: COMMITMENT WATCH AND FUTURE RECRUITING
- Thread starter TheResistance
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I did a quick Google and ChatGPT search. IF accurate:
We currently have nine four-star recruits committed for 2027, which is a record for one season at UK. The most before that was in 2019, when we had eight. Bayonne would obviously make 10. If you have better research, please correct me.
Stein's Studs.
We currently have nine four-star recruits committed for 2027, which is a record for one season at UK. The most before that was in 2019, when we had eight. Bayonne would obviously make 10. If you have better research, please correct me.
Stein's Studs.
What’s even more exciting, it’s his very first one. It’s only going to get better as he develops relationships and shows his product on the field.
Just goes to show you the uphill climb we have to be consistently relevant in football. Stein is putting together the best recruiting class in school history (since the star system started), and we're still ranked 21st. And 9th in the SEC.
The big dog looking like a puppy these days.
Somebody at Alabama is gonna be fired for giving him such a massive contract and sucking this bad for Bama standards.
Good grief is every sec school in top 20 lol
All These 4 stars Stein is racking up will eventually turn into recruiting some 5 stars. It’s just a matter of time before the talent level across the board is good enough to attract more talent. What’s the old saying “iron sharpens iron”.
Winning with those 4*s will turn into getting 5*s. Eventually has nothing to do with it.
Obviously he has to win I thought there was enough intelligence to know that part.
21st in the entire country but 9th in the SEC. Just insane.
Adding a ninth conference game royally sucks. Amazingly we had many UK fans complaining about playing three cupcake games when our schedules have always been plenty difficult and we have always been ground down by attrition as it was. Hopefully Stein proves to be so good we can thrive but he is really up against a monster task. UK's schedules have ranked more difficult than the national average every single season following Bryant's 11-1 1950 season.
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