I remember going to a practice and watching the QBs run the offense on 2 min drill type scenarios.
I thought AK was going to be great and that Brosmer was average at best.
Class of 2020 so he is likely still in his early 20s. No shame in finishing out your eligibility but hopefully he is at least preparing for life after football.
I did the same. I was REALLY high on Thomas after his 1st year. Man, I was wrong there. It's amazing to see the total opposite career paths that he and Bucky have gone on since that 2021 season.
Yeah, he could have got plenty of action and probably been able to at least sign a practice squad contract. Mo signed one, and while he was far from Mo the runner, I think Ky would have been an option for catching passes, which would have helped.
It’s possible he just really likes playing the game.
Water boy?
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That would kill the conversation. It would be dead in here if someone mentioned that.
LOL.....For some reason I remember watching his high school tape and thinking he was gonna win the Heisman. So I win (or lose)......
There are worse ways to spend a year of your life than playing college football, even if it is lower level.
Wisconsin?
True. A worse alternative would be playing the Japanese football league. Or in Madison.
And VERY offensive.
Yup, the Gophers used to play Minneapolis High Schools back in the 90s, 1890s.
Also, size, speed, quickness, strength, intelligence, maturity and athletic ability.
I mean, this statement sounds good in a vacuum. But if you're in your mid twenties, this is getting pretty close to putting off getting a job to go full-time on the bar softball team.
Sure....but in Ky's case he graduated from high school in 2020. Assuming he was 17 or 18 at the time of graduation then he is at most 23 now. If he wants to play another year of college football, more power to him.
I suppose. Maybe a year from now when he's taking orders at McDonald's someone can ask him how much fun he had playing in front of ten or twenty fans his final year lol.
Explain to us how another year of post secondary education, paid for, will lead to working at McDonald's. Add in the part about how not playing football this year would have meant a better job now.
He'd be getting an early start to his working career. Hey, maybe his family has money and he doesn't need to care and can afford to goof off.
I saw him play in a Kansas HS playoffs game against Dylan Edwards. Equally impressive as Edwards. Not as fast but more power. I hope he's making good use of his college years and education.
So many assumptions being made. How about we assume and wish him the best.
