November 5, 200619 yr Im sorry I realize now why you dont like the idea of us tearing down the goal post, because I see from you avatar that you must like goal post and that is why you dont want them getting torn down... Gotta protect the family.
November 5, 200619 yr I was "undecided" before; but that post definitely garners MY vote! If you can't trust a judge with THAT kind of wisdom, who CAN you trust?! I'm not a judge yet. I will know Tuesday. Just won the primary and must beat the same guy again and he is mounting a furious charge and is the two time incumbent. I'm just a long suffering UK fan who would have been nearly as happy if we had stopped Lou Male under similar circumstances.
November 5, 200619 yr Today was the first time I have seen UK win a football game live. Me and my dad were there and both of us went on the field. Woodyard was fired up and and talking to everybody Tamme and Mills were also out there for a long time. The defense played well today the DB's were playing the football and the OL played well. Dixon came up big in the last drive. For the most part the crowd was awesome. :thumb:
November 5, 200619 yr From a former player who was on the last UK Bowl team. Yessssss!!!!!!!! The good people that support this program deserve to be thanked for your incredible and unwavering support over the past years. By taking care of buisness next time, another Bowl game will happen. Thank you especially to all of the kids, whom after every game meet the players as they exit the stadium. One thing that they all seem to say to the players is: "I believe in you." Now that feeling can permeate to the rest of the state. Go Big Blue!
November 5, 200619 yr I haven't been able to post today until now. I'm so happy for the Cats, it's unbelievable!!!:dancingpa
November 5, 200619 yr Great win for the Cats. One final step to take to reach bowl eligibility. :banana: :banana:
November 5, 200619 yr Awesome win for the cats. I'm still looking forward to the Basketball Cats:sssh:
November 5, 200619 yr Awesome Win for the CATS. I was at the game and the atmosphere was electric. IMO this game meant a lot more than "Kentucky beating Georgia". If we had lost this game there would have been a HUGE amount of pressure and importance on the Vanderbilt game, and while I believe full heartedly that Kentucky is capable of winning that scenerio still makes me nervous. But now we can go out and take care of business and have a little bit of fun doing it. Vandy has a good ball club. Like it was said on the Radio, they are not your normal Vandy Football team, but hey, this isnt your normal Kentucky team either. Great win for Brooks and the Staff, maybe, just maybe, this program is turning for the better. Gosh doesnt 7-5 sound nice? Yoter
November 5, 200619 yr 8-5? Who would have thought that would be a possibility, granted we still gotta go 2-1 down the stretch and win a bowl game. But oh my GOD they could actually go 8-5 without having to beat UT and pulling a small upset in a bowl game.:banana: :banana: Win the next 2, then head to Knoxville!!! There will be a ton of blue in Knoxville this year in restaurants, etc...and the ballgame. Awesome road trip on the horizon!!! And a game that will mean a lot in Knoxville where we come in sky high for a change...:banana:
November 5, 200619 yr Here's a nice thing to see: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/standings UK is #3 in the SEC East at this moment.
November 5, 200619 yr When was the last time UK won back-to-back SEC games? Arkansas and LSU in 1999, if I am correct. Both were at home. 31-20 over the Razorbacks. 31-5 over the Tigers.
November 5, 200619 yr Yeah. You guys must be more mature in victory. Like me for example. I was pulling in my driveway on the interception and simply hopped out of the car, danced, and squealed at the sky. Wisdom and maturity come with age. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
November 5, 200619 yr Just for fun, the Macon Telegraph prediction: Analysis: Georgia at Kentucky Forecast Kentucky is the ideal opponent for the Bulldogs. The Wildcats' offense is no pushover, but it's not as good as the resurgent Georgia defense. The Wildcats' defense is horrible, which should allow the bumbling Bulldogs offense to move the ball and score enough points to win. What Georgia has to avoid is letting the speedy Alfonso Smith break a long run or overlooking Kentucky wide receivers Keenan Burton and Dicky Lyons. If the Wildcats make a few big plays, Georgia could begin to doubt itself. A quick start is the key. Winner: Georgia.
November 5, 200619 yr Here's a nice thing to see: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/standings UK is #3 in the SEC East at this moment. Let's dream big. If the UKats beat Vandy and UT, they will finish second in the East.
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