And put outside of Commonwealth stadium?
For what? Honestly, loved the guy as a coach, but it's silly to think that he coached his way into a statue. Laughable, actually.
I was going to mention a statue for Bryant, but wasn't sure if maybe there was one. Have always lived many hours from Lex so seldom get to Commonwealth. Use to live in Georgia for years...was married to a gal from Bama...her family were all Bama fans and boosters....traveled many times to Alabama for business and talked football with many a Bama and Auburn fan.....amazing how many folks had no idea that Bear coached at UK.No.
If they want to built a statue build it of Paul Bear Bryant who coached us to a national championship. Why those running the program over the years never embraced the legacy of Bryant is beyond me. people will say "well no one associates The Bear with Kentucky" yea that's right becasue we never laid claim to him, instead we named the football field after a basketball player.
For what? Honestly, loved the guy as a coach, but it's silly to think that he coached his way into a statue. Laughable, actually.
Bear Bryant disagreesNone of our coaches have done anything deserving of a statue.
UK's already made a mockery of CWS by naming the field after Newton, lets just take it one step further and build a statue to one of the other basketball-only ADs like Lancaster, Hagan or Ivy who kept football in the Dark Ages for so long. Pigeons need a new place to ****.
Babe Parelli., Bob Gain, Art Still, Lou Michaels - even Randall Cobb - would seem far better choices.
You took my thunder. I was working my down and was going to say the same thing, but you win any way. I have only followed UK football, real close since the late 70's.Absolutely! Right next to my statue in honor of me backing the team through 5 1/2 decades of losing football