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Music City Bowl: Kentucky vs. Clemson

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in College Football

Who wins the Music City Bowl? 63 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins the Music City Bowl?

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David Jones injured his knee in pratice yesterday and is out for the Music City Bowl...he was to undergo test today to see how serious the injury is.

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On paper this Clemson team is a good 3 to 4 TD's better then UK, but we're not playing on paper. So I look for a close game between these two teams,and if it's close anything could happen, so Go Cats beat Clemson.:ylsuper:

I think Kentucky will be excited to play in the Music City Bowl, and will play excited and focused. After being ranked as high as #4 this year, I can't imagine that Clemson would be too excited about going to Nashville. I think Woodson will have a good game, and Little should be 100% and running well. I have Kentucky 34, Clemson 27.

UK by a TD.

Heading out today around noon, six of us from my county. A Cat win will cap off 2 fun days in Music city.:dancingpa

Clemson is #5 in the country in rushing offense. UK is near the bottom in rushing defense.

 

Clemson 35

Kentucky 14

Kentucky 26

 

Clemson 17

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