2025 Mar 14, 13:44
Kentucky Wildcats quarterback signee Cutter Boley was awarded the prestigious Paul Hornung Award during a ceremony in Louisville. The award is given to the top high-school football player in the state, and Boley now joins a list of other talented players who have won the award and are set to play college football in Lexington. One of the reasons for UK's recent recruiting success in-state is credited to lead recruiter Vince Marrow, who was present at the trophy presentation. Marrow didn't miss the opportunity to take a dig at former Louisville Cardinals coach Scott Satterfield, who now coaches at Cincinnati
He emphasized the need for Louisville to keep Jeff Brohm, as he had found it easy to recruit against the previous coaching staff. Marrow also spoke highly of Jeff Brohm and the program he is building in Louisville, commenting that Brohm would have made it harder for Boley to choose UK if he had been there earlier. This statement reflects the growing rivalry between the two football programs. Marrow's presence as a recruiter bodes well for the Wildcats as they continue to strive for success in the SEC and the broader college football landscape.