[honestjchsfan]

I don't expect Kentucky to compete for a SEC championship on the regular ever in my lifetime. I do think we're able to do something like what Dan Mullen has done at Miss State this season. He has a veteran group and a good quarterback that can beat anyone in the country, next year they'll be lucky to win 6 games. But that's how it goes when you don't have the history or tradition and the ability to recruit at the level 3/4 of the rest of the conference can. I don't care who's the coach at Kentucky. We're never going to rank higher than 10th in the SEC in signing classes. That's just a fact.

I want to see Kentucky have an elite level football program, but we showed up really late to the party. Money hasn't ever really been invested into the program to be competitive in the SEC. Fans have become accustom to seeing losing seasons and have given up on the program long before Stoops or Joker took over in Lexington. That fault falls on former administrations at the university.

Football makes the money, not basketball.

Take a look at what Duke has done the last few years in football. It all started with Duke hiring a experienced head coach in David Cutcliffe. Cutcliffe had 7 years experience in the rough an tough SEC. I don't understand why anyone would hand one of the toughest Head Football Coaching jobs in the country to someone who has no head coaching experience!