[RealJokersWild24]

This guy is clueless with his claims. Shouldn't be allowed to post these "rumors" without some sort of proof. He literally mentioned 10 coaches for the Mason County job.

Looks like someone needs to spend more time on grammar than spreading "False" information and stirring a bunch of BS up! You are messing with peoples jobs and families with this crap, not cool.

Dinky to Knox Central with the Turners... wait no, just joking, Dinky to Clay County with the Turners because he's seen in town.

Corbin is getting a 6'10 player next year who'll also be a wide receiver in football.

Jon Bentley is the front runner at Rockcastle County... before they ended up making an obvious hire in Cash.

Brad Sizemore to Mason County... unless they are going to hire Steve Wright... but, I mean, who really knows with the way things keep changing given that he or she is hearing that Mason County will be interviewing for two more weeks.

Jeff Davis to Bryan Station... right before Nimbo, a far more obvious candidate that most around Lexington weren't surprised by, is hired.


Hope I didn't miss any other bold predictions from a quick glance at the post history, but I think I've made my point.

Most likely a troll, but maybe just someone who believes anything they hear and doesn't realize that whoever is telling them half the stuff they relay is just messing with them?

If half of the "rumors" actually came true, it'd be the most interesting offseason for mountain basketball in at least the past two decades. Then again, it'd be hard for half to come true given that the "rumors" are that every open job has at least two candidates that are a sure thing at some point in the process, sometimes even in the same week, and that half the names mentioned [most of who will be doing the same thing they were doing last year] are "up there" or a "favorite" for at least two or three different jobs.


Rumor has it... as the ultimate prank, he or she will one day show everyone when they actually beat everyone else to the punch by posting something surprising that ends up coming to fruition.