WR Hardley Gilmore -> Nebraska
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swmohusker
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Sounds like dude can ball. Injured early and was a player late in the season. Played in 5 games.
Crusader Husker
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caveman99
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GlobalHusker
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https://www.on3.com/teams/kentucky-wildcats/news/wide-receiver-culture-has-hopefully-left-the-kentucky-football-program/
”The Wide Receiver Culture was evident following the 2023 season. Coaches publicly lamented the lack of leadership on offense, then fired Liam Coen’s best friend because he couldn’t manage the pass-catchers’ personalities. Daikiel Shorts couldn’t fix this problem either, so they’re flipping the room.
Hardley Gilmore became the fifth wide receiver to transfer out of the program this offseason. While he’s not to blame entirely for the culture issues with the Kentucky wide receivers (after all, it was a problem before he arrived), his off-the-field antics were emblematic of the issues facing this program.”
Hopefully we have the type of culture that will keep him in line. Don’t know much about Kentucky’s coaching and culture, though.
”The Wide Receiver Culture was evident following the 2023 season. Coaches publicly lamented the lack of leadership on offense, then fired Liam Coen’s best friend because he couldn’t manage the pass-catchers’ personalities. Daikiel Shorts couldn’t fix this problem either, so they’re flipping the room.
Hardley Gilmore became the fifth wide receiver to transfer out of the program this offseason. While he’s not to blame entirely for the culture issues with the Kentucky wide receivers (after all, it was a problem before he arrived), his off-the-field antics were emblematic of the issues facing this program.”
Hopefully we have the type of culture that will keep him in line. Don’t know much about Kentucky’s coaching and culture, though.
AZRaiderH8r
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It's hard not to take a reporter incredibly seriously when he pulls out Pooptown, right?