mooreaj21
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The funny thing is that the beginning of the Austin Sanders thread starts out with no one knowing who he is and people second guessing the offer. Rivals "talent evaluators" probably watched 5 minutes of tape on him and designate him as a 4 star prospect and then it looks like a good pickup for ut to the internet star-gazers.
The fact that Brett doesn't have a ton of offers is really due to him only going to 2 camps. Randy Sanders came down to CAK to watch him practice and invited him to Kentucky's camp. When Brett got there they didn't know who he was and just put him in with the kids they weren't evaluating. After a while they figured out that he was actually worth evaluating and put him with those kids. He did really well, and Sanders called the next day asking for him to come back on an official visit, but he and my parents both were not impressed with anything about UK's football program so they decided not to.
He has talked on the phone to Chavis a couple of times and was asked to camp with LSU, he was invited to Alabama for their junior day (I think), Colorado has expressed a lot of interest in him, as well as Clemson and Wake Forest. I guess my point is that Brett hasn't really shown much interest in any program besides UT because that's where he wants to be. If UT hadn't offered him I'm sure he would have gone to several more camps, but what point is there in doing that now? So he can show the E-thugs that he isn't a scrub?
I agree w/ all of this. If Kendrick had went to more camps he would have more offers.
Look at Blanc last year, he went to 3 camps. Vandy, Tennessee, & VT. All 3 of those schools offered, once UT offered Blacn committed the next day. Now if Blanc had continued to go to more camps I'm sure his offer list would have grew, but he didn't want to go to anymore, he wanted to be a Vol so that was it for him.
