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Kentucky 41 Louisville 38

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Agree with the bolded.

 

He's still the best player in America this year, even with the turnovers.

I agree with that. Still his turnovers have cost them. He deserves some of the culpability for the losses. And I'm sure he'd own that.
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He's still the best player in America this year, even with the turnovers.

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He deserves some of the culpability for the losses. And I'm sure he'd own that.

Good leaders always do (and Lamar is).

It's been his pattern all season. Laying one on the ground in the redzone is the worst. I'm a huge fan. But the best player in the nation shouldn't donate possessions as often as he has. Part of his maturation as a player and hopefully his numbers next year will be so otherworldly that it will boggle the mind. Ball security has to be his major focus going forward.

 

I can't argue with that. The turnovers are massive problems. Louisville has 21 lost fumbles this season (most by a team since 2012). 34 total turnovers. Just unreal.

Are UL's players uncoachable? Surely, their coaches must emphasize ball security in practice especially with the RBs and WRs. As much as he runs, Lamar should be coached up, too. Also return men.

One interception also went straight through the receivers hands, the one down by the goal line.

 

So of the four, two were really his fault. Unfortunately the stats don't read that way.

It wasn't a great throw. 50/50 blame on that one IMO.

It wasn't a great throw. 50/50 blame on that one IMO.

 

It was a poor throw. 75-25 on LJ on that pass.

I agree with that. Still his turnovers have cost them. He deserves some of the culpability for the losses. And I'm sure he'd own that.

 

Oh he hates it. When he's been questioned about it in the past he's always said he has to make up for it when he makes a mistake. That's a great mentality to have but I worry that he forces things too much to try to make up for his mistakes.

Are UL's players uncoachable? Surely, their coaches must emphasize ball security in practice especially with the RBs and WRs. As much as he runs, Lamar should be coached up, too. Also return men.

 

Bobby says they work on it every practice.

 

Some guys just fumble a lot. Lamar's is because he doesn't always protect the ball like he should trying to make a play. That is coachable.

Rewatching the game which just started on the SEC channel. UL scores right away, but I'm not worried!

I just wish that these announcers could be replaced with Tom Leach.

Rewatching the game which just started on the SEC channel. UL scores right away, but I'm not worried!

 

I hope UK doesn't go 3 and out and give them the ball right back.

I love Stephen Johnson saying "I love this _____" right before the first snap.

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