Kentucky a more desirable job then it used to be

[jrob8604]

I also Want to throw Jeff Brohm's hat in the ring.

I don't know if he hates Kentucky or not, but at the end of the day he has been a successful in state coach, He saw what it takes to be successful at UL when Petrino was there and he is putting up good results at WKU (They beat Southern Miss last year in the C-USA championship game), he also has head coaching experience unlike stoops before he got here.

Also Kentucky has to look more desirable to many more coaches then when we left off with joker. Coaches have to see the money invested into the Football program and feel good about it. With the renovations to Commonwealth, and now a new state of the art football practice facility, they can see that UK is serious about football and is willing to back it up with the $$$. Stoops did have a few positives, he was able to show that you can recruit decently well for Kentucky. Recruiting well out of Ohio is possible, and whoever our next coach is should be able to use those connections

 

[dallasg23]

Tom Landry couldn't win at UK. I have decided. But of course, just like every year I'll be watching them every Saturday. Another sad year of Kentucky football.

 

[morgousky]

We've got great facilities, a great fanbase, and are a founding member of the SEC, which last time I checked is the greatest football conference in history.

If you can look at that and think we can't have a football program, you've been Barnfarted. You have bought exactly what this administration wants you to believe. Take a break.

Until we understand this, a basic premise of what we are, then we're screwed.