The House of Blue

Yeah just messing with ya. I hope he runs better than Andre if we're looking at him for anything other than QB.

Michael Jones may be the Danville football player you were talking about he is 6'4 265pds

^^^^ Very good advice.

Sincerely,
Bill Stull

Thanks, Whit. I was goin off of Twitter name. And thanks to JDrum also

If you're the uk coaches, wouldn't you be pretty disappointed to set up your premier recruiting camp and only be able to get 5 "bcs caliber" players to attend and one of those five is a commit (Hyde)? Reading up on other sEC camps, it seems like 35-50 bcs players is the norm.

The FNBL camps have hauled in some pretty solid recruits the last couple of seasons. I know its beyond your comprehension but but why not trust this staff knows what its doing since the last two classes have been very solid and this class is off to a great start.

If this were the only camp then I would share in your concerns without question, but as stated, there are two more with a much higher level of expected talent.
Now one could ask "why host a camp at all with lower level players" but that's the point I was trying to make.
The staff has had some very solid success with these camps recently so we should just trust that they know what the are doing and wait for the end results to be concerned.

I'm with you that id like to see more higher ranked players at every camp but maybe there's a "method to the madness" that we don't see.

We don't agree on much, but I think we can both agree with the quality of recruiting the last two years as well as the strong start to his class. So, lets just focus on what we can agree on and be jacked up and excited for what will hopefully be another awesome NSD! Id really much rather talk about that stuff than the two of us get into some sill war of words when we both obviously love our Wildcats. If so, then I will apologize for the "comprehension" comment.

Sound good?

Sounds good to me, man. I sure as hell didn't want to read a 97 page diatribe

Dude it just keeps getting old. You keep finding ways to take jabs at the program and staff whenever you get a chance.

The staff just started recenly with offering 2 blue lights camps. Now they are being mocked for not filling up one of the camps with a great number of BCS players. This is coming off a great attendence at the Sunday Showcase and what is thought to be a great number of prosepects for next week.

And you wonder why people call you a member of the LOD.

Maybe he's training for an E-Boxing event, and has to get in practice?

Well if you remember the attendance so well last year you probably would know that one camp was a lot more popular than the other. Here is the exact quote from Jeff Drummond on last year's Blue Light 2 camp....

" This week's camp wasn't as large as last week, which we estimated at 200-plus. I would guess there were about 125-150 there tonight. Still a good turnout, and a lot of good-looking players from states across the Southeast and Midwest. I believe I saw guys from KY, OH, TN, GA, ALA and SC today. "

We have 4 big camps this summer, not everyone is going to be filled 50 BCS guys. The Sunday Showing last week probably had more BCS guys there then we ever had a camp with over 260 total kids being there. But I am not sure you applauded the staff on that one.

MW, not trying to give you a hard time, but if you will read below, it will let you know that ANY senior-to-be can come to the FNBL camp(for a $30.00 charge)to polish up their skills for the upcoming season. Not all of these guys have been invited by the coaches for the purpose of recruiting them. A lot of these guys will never play college football.

Friday Night Blue Lights Camp
High School Seniors To-Be ONLY; Two Sessions: June 8th and June 15th

This camp is designed to polish a player's skills as they prepare for their senior season in high school. The Kentucky coaches provide instruction for all offensive and defensive positions. The coaches will teach the same fundamentals that they teach the UK players and the finer points of each position. Each camper selects a position on offense and/or defense for the purpose of improving their skill level. Campers may split position instruction time at camp. Discussions on what to expect during the recruiting process and a tour of the UK Football facilities will take place. Registration is from 4:30-5:30 pm in the Nutter Indoor Facility. Cleats only, no helmets

$30.00 per session

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