Brady Hull

Here we go.

Brady Hull.

Coach,

good to see you, my friend.

We got UNC head coach Steve Smiley.

I am Brady Hull.

Coach, first off, it was good seeing you out at the game

on Friday night.

But, like, watching the film – Trust your judgment.

Dominic Black is a four-star player, and Brady Hull is that in-state guy who was Will Stein's first commit.

I feel like Brady Hull has always been faded a little bit because he committed so early.

Other offers would have come, but he committed early.

You watch Brady Hull's film.

He might be the best offensive line commit they have, and I don't know how everybody feels about that, but he's playing left tackle, and he's firing off the ball, and he's going to be a guard at Kentucky, and he's going to give them multi-positional flexibility, and he plays really hard, and he's physical, and I think he's more polished than most of the other offensive line commits they got.

So a surprise from the class, I would say Brady Hull, I wouldn't be surprised if he's a multi-year starter for them, and I don't know that people have thought about him like that.

Yeah, and you make a good point in that a lot of casual observations, it's, well, who offered them? And then just recruiting ranking and, you know.

Welcome in to the two-man game with UNC head coach Steve Smiley.

I am Brady Hull.

Coach, we got a lot of big things to talk about today.

We're back.