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Tax Slayer Bowl: Kentucky vs. Georgia Tech

Who wins? 51 members have voted

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I love the Flexbone triple option...so hard to defend...Belfry runs it and has been very good to them. Wish more high schools would run it. By the way Army-Navy game is going to start at 3...best way to get a taste of what the Flexbone looks like.

The UK defense has to make GT turn it over. They've been known to fumble it. Gotta make them pay if and when they do. That and Special Teams will be huge.

Expect Elam to be a key to victory.

Expect Elam to be a key to victory.

 

Backup Nose Tackle?

Navy knew what was coming, they play it every year and Army still ran at will on them. If they didn't fumble 30 times Army would have scored 40 on them today.

 

I theory it is an easy offense to stop, in application it is a bit harder.

Expect Elam to be a key to victory.

 

In what? The hot dog eating contest before the game.

With Tech going through so much with the players leaving (4 SO FAR), the Cats should be able to post the win in this one.

I hope UK plays the dive option better than they have played the read option the last few years...

One thing that makes GT and the academy's hard to defend is their ability to cut block...UK has to spend lots of time learning to defend their legs on defense and still making plays...

Navy knew what was coming, they play it every year and Army still ran at will on them. If they didn't fumble 30 times Army would have scored 40 on them today.

 

I theory it is an easy offense to stop, in application it is a bit harder.

 

It's an "easy offense to stop in theory" because it's not cute enough for most of this new generation of fans and even coaches.

 

Kind of like people saying the same thing about the Wishbone or Wing T in high school. They THINK they know about the offenses, but in all actuality...MOST have no clue the intricacies of them.....how flexible they are, the different avenues you can go with them, etc. They just know to jump on the "it's not cool" train.

1st down will be the key for the UK defense; they have to put GT passing situations.

 

There could be a lot of points scored. If you're betting person you may want to take the over.

UK sold their allotment for the game and requested more tickets. There are some lowers available for $85 through the UK ticket office.

I love this thread. :D

 

Put me in the camp that UK loses a close one. I hope I am wrong, but that's my pick.

Time to stretch a cord and set up 2 TVs.

 

If you're a DirecTV customer with wireless boxes, this isn't an issue. :) Same thing happened when UK/UofL played same time as OSU/Michigan. I set up two TVs one over the other. Fantastic four hours of football!!

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