Final.

 

Hats off to the Cards.

 

And the Cats have already shown improvement over last year.

It's the only UL game I've seen, but I was a bit underwhelmed. I had told someone yesterday that I would be surprised if this was less than a 35 point margin. If UK had receivers that could catch it might have been very interesting.

All I have to say is get the ball to Timmons. He is by far the best play maker on UK's team. The other wr's as a whole could be the worst in college football. Those guys couldn't catch a cold!! Horrible!!

Kemp is very fast. Can't wait to see how he develops.

Teddy was very mortal today. He was greedy early and pressed late. Even his one TD was a bailout catch by DeVante.

If I'm a UK fan I'm pleased with the effort today. Te execution on offense was poor but they gave I their all and the defense really stepped it up and have UK a ton of chances early on to take advantage.

 

 

Hats off to the Cards though for their second half performance.

UK needs to get Kemp & Timmons as involved in the offense as they possibly can.

UK's defense played well today, and Teddy was off... Win and move on. Good luck to UK from here on out.

UK's defense certainly played well enough for the Cats to get a win. It was the offense that was horrific--bad QB throws, tons of WR drops, & two incredibly costly fumbles that led to UL points.

 

At this point, Jalen Whitlow has no business being under center unless the game is way out of hand.

 

UL's defense played much better than anticipated, but conversely, the offense wasn't as dominant as I expected. The Cards took control on the ground to start the 2nd half & capitalized on turnovers.

 

Cats get a bye week before 3 poundings from Florida, South Carolina, & Alabama.

Cats don't shoot themselves multiple times in both feet in the red zone and the outcome might have been different.

 

Congrats to Louisville on the win.:thumb:

UL is happy or at least satisfied with the win and UK is happy or at least satisfied with the physical effort, especially after losing Smith. Good for football in the state. Some true freshmen played well for the Cats.

Louisville loses a lot of style points today in the eyes of pollsters.

Is Western Kentucky the best team in the state of Kentucky? I think it's debatable if we're talking a one-and-out.

Is Western Kentucky the best team in the state of Kentucky? I think it's debatable if we're talking a one-and-out.

 

No.

Best news for Kentucky was that their biggest contributors were all freshman.