[Old School Hound]

It was borderline criminally insane how underutilized Longmire was. Just terrible. Hated it for the kid and the team.

TD Hounds spoke the truth..hit the nail on the head…it was exactly what TD Hounds said…two years worth of daddy ball cost the community of Corbin a State Championship. In all my years I’ve never seen as much talent on a roster that didn’t get utilized correctly. Downright shameful for the kids to be put thru that shit show….

Didn't Patterson transfer to Boyle for Senior season? Did Haddix/Boyle help him after injury in his senior season after getting him up there away from Corbin? doesn't seem like it from what I can see online. looks like offers dried up while he was on the Boyle roster and Haddix moved on from him and he moved back down this way and was on the roster last season for Cumberland from what I see online but didn't play. he doesn't seem to have any hide or hair of his time in the 40422 on his social media but does of his time at Corbin....odd

also, I did some research online and it looks like Treyveon via twitter announced he de-committed from UK right before the usual timeframe players report to their respective schools for weight training etc. after Christmas break of senior season. there are copious news stories about it too below. did he potentially lose offers after he de-committed so late in the game? I'm not anywhere close to situation but that would align better with what typically seems to happen when schools move on to other players after someone commits to another school early? especially Power 5 schools. he seems to be doing very well at EKU also with a handful of other talented Redhound's that are there. EKU is a really good school with a long standing relationship with Corbin from what I can tell and they will open up with Mississippi State next season! I wasn't around these player's or know them so I am purely going off what I am finding online about them but it doesn't seem to match what I'm reading on here though.

After talking to my family, I am going to re-open my recruitment and explore all my options. #GODSPLAN https://t.co/lSpyfChID8

— Treyveon Longmire (@TreyveonLongmi1) December 3, 2021

https://www.aseaofblue.com/2021/12/3/22816119/treyveon-longmire-kentucky-football-news-cincinnati-bearcats
https://www.wymt.com/2021/12/03/treyveon-longmire-decommits-uk/
https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/kentucky-football/kentucky-loses-long-time-commitment-from-in-state-ath-says-hell-explore-all-options/

Fake news…He de-committed after being told his offer was being pulled, the de-commitment wasn’t rebuffed by UK staff I’m assuming because it looked better on them than admitting they where pulling an offer that late in the recruitment and after he’d been committed for so long…It was all over this board right after it happened, underutilized and undeveloped because like I said daddy ball…Same thing going on with Petroski imo, he wasn’t the one supposed to be getting a D1 offer, so now he’s gonna lose it by not getting utilized properly….By the time the people in charge get off their rear ends and put a stop to this insanity the program is gonna be in shambles, and the people who’ve orchestrated this will be gone and will care no more about it than they did when they started us down this path of self gratification and incompetence because of jealousy and hurt feelings….

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I don't have access to Hudl anymore but when I did, I flat out broke down the game film. Yes, Trey was very special. I really thought Dakota was as well. Having talent is one thing but putting that talent in a position to be highlighted is another thing. That makes me think of the current team. When you see the likes of an Eli Pietrowski and he is getting very limited touches then you have to ask the question why? Thats what we were doing a couple years ago when the offense was just not throwing the ball. This offense now that Corbin has definitely can pass because of Elam. The offense for Corbin looked the best last season under this staff. They were tossing the ball around the horn and it looked good. I also think players like Cameron Combs and Brody Wells were better than we all thought.

Not me I stated for years Brody Wells should have the ball in his hands, another example of being underutilized….Couldnt let him outshine daddy’s baby’s though, and he dang sure would have if we’d been playing to win championships instead of padding someone’s record that nobody cares about except the one who’s name rhymes with Rear…

Two phases of daddy ball.. First phase kept Patterson, Longmire or Wells from being the  premier player for Corbin during those two years and only allowed daddy’s baby to be that guy. Second phase of daddy ball after that damage had been done was replacing Cameron Combs at QB his senior season. Had the Combs kid been given an open playbook we would have seen very good results but instead the OC wouldn’t about to turn him loose instead it looked like the OC was doing things to hold him down to not look good. A three year starter removed his senior year because of daddy ball. Might be a few disagree with that statement but it’s fact..OC lucky Combs came back and played RB for him and he did a great job. TD Hounds right again imo.. Vince Morrow came to watch Corbin and Frederick Douglas game to flip twins and he seen Pietrowski and liked his size and potential and offered him.. That offer in the minds of those making the play calls felt like Vince should have given the QB that offer instead imo as Pietrowski didn’t get a look entire game and I believe he was standing in the endzone on one play with arms up and no defender within 10 yards of him.. just saying adult hidden agendas ruin kids opportunities… BTW Cameron Combs is every bit as good of a QB as Elam period..

And this kind of stuff that you outlined is a big reason why this school with lots of talent year after year doesn't win a championship for over 40 years. BTW, I was told that the Combs' kid dad didn't want his son returning to the team after being removed from QB. But it was the player's decision and he decided to return.