[alfus21]

You are right they will never be an elite program. Until they get more kids from Florida, Texas, and California they will be mediocre. Plus the coaching staff isn't that good. UK beat some teams this year and yes the LSU game was a huge upset, but Miles should have played Periloux more. UK also needs their fans to expect more out of the program, just having a place to tailgate on Saturday isn't what football is about. Winners win and Losers lose people shouldn't celebrate being average. If they can recruit better and change the losing atmosphere UK could have a decent program, if they can't get used to Nashville about every two or three years.

It doesn't matter where kids are from. There a good football players from all over the country. The coaching staff is good. Rich Brooks has a field named after him in the Pac 10 and has turned a severe probation riddled team into a bowl team for 2 straight years now. Joker Phillips will be a head coach somewhere at a big program very soon.

Periloux? What would he have done so different? He ran the ball 5 times for a big 15 yards. He can't pass the ball. He's 3-8 in passing in SEC play. What would he have done so different?

UK has been less than average for a while, and after being punished with such severe probation UK fans should celebrate last season and this season for sure. UK is 6-3 with a top 5 Strength of Schedule. What do you want fans to do, boycott the games?

Who cares what LSU did or didn't do. UK beat them. They beat in state rival Louisville and beat Arkansas on the road. The played Florida to 1 TD. They're a good team. Not mediocre. And success or eliteness as you keep referring to it as doesn't happen overnight or in that matter in a couple of seasons. It takes small steps, and the last two years have been large steps for this program. Steps towards success for future programs to achieve more, and to get those special recruits that you know so much about. Nobody should expect an undefeated season right away or anything such as that especially in the SEC. We're not accepting mediocrity we're just smart enough to see a step forward when it happens. Considering Kentucky was 3-8 two years ago and 2-9 before that, Kentucky football is no longer a joke, and won't be again.