Kentucky football is off to a rocky start in 2013 starting the season 1-6, but the future seems to be bright with the recruiting class they have for 2014. One would think the recruits that have committed to Kentucky would be having second thoughts about attending a school that went 2-10 last season and could be looking at the same record this season. 2014 recruit T.V. Williams tells Saturdaydownsouth.com that Kentucky’s 2014 recruiting class will stay in tact. Williams, a 3-Star WR commit out of McKinney, Texas seems to think this class is the one to revive the Kentucky football program.
“The class will stay together because we believe in Coach Stoops and we believe in each other,” Williams told Saturday Down South. “We all have a chip on our shoulders. We recruits have been together many times. I am probably one of the farthest away and I have been there five times this year. Each time the recruits always hang together. We like being around each other and we have a common purpose, to be a part of a changing program. We say ‘come be a hero’.”
If you notice in the quote by Williams he even uses Neal Brown’s “Come Be a Hero” quote. I firmly believe this 2014 class will be something special and a great building block for the future of Kentucky football.
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