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UK football 2007

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Arkansas loses 2 junior defensive starters to the draft and now Mustain. Florida is losing a lot defensively plus more underclassmen coming out.

Tennessee was an older team.

LSU is losing Russel and others.

 

Will UK beat one of the heavyweights next season in football in 2007?

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No! UK will be better, but schedule gets tougher IMO, because of where games are played. We still can't win the SEC until we have quality depth.

Florida and LSU... No

 

UT and Arkansas... only chance is if the defense plays similar to how it did the last couple games of the season will they have a chance... I believe UK will be able to score some points on most teams.

UK is getting better, but is leaps and bounds away from being an "SEC Heavyweight."

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No! UK will be better, but schedule gets tougher IMO, because of where games are played. We still can't win the SEC until we have quality depth.

 

 

The question is will UK beat one of these teams.

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UK is getting better, but is leaps and bounds away from being an "SEC Heavyweight."

 

 

The question is will UK beat one of the "heavyweights."

The question is will UK beat one of the "heavyweights."

 

I think they'll have a decent chance to beat Arkansas or Tennessee. Although I don't consider Arkansas a heavyweight. I don't think they have any chance of downing LSU or Florida.

The question is will UK beat one of these teams.

 

The question is not is UK an SEC Heavyweight, or will UK compete for an SEC title, right? :sssh:

Kentucky will beat Florida or LSU.

Kentucky will beat Tennessee.

Kentucky will win the games they are supposed to win.

Kentucky will finish in the regular season with 8 or 9 wins.

 

I feel like a broken record,

Yoter

LSU and Florida will always be power houses, they don't really have rebuilding years. Kentucky will be a top 25 team, maybe, but they still will not be a "top" team in the SEC...

UK is getting better, but is leaps and bounds away from being an "SEC Heavyweight."

:thumb:Also From reports that I have heard LSU and Fla. have banner recruiting classes coming in. Kentucky looks to be moving in the right direction but are no where close to the SEC elite status.

Kentucky will beat Florida or LSU.

Kentucky will beat Tennessee.

Kentucky will win the games they are supposed to win.

Kentucky will finish in the regular season with 8 or 9 wins.

 

I feel like a broken record,

Yoter

1st comment - I don't agree

2nd comment - possible but very doubtful

Kentucky imo will win 6 with the tougher ooc schedule plus the always brutal SEC.

I do feel that the Cats are finally moving in the right direction and for the first time in a looooooooooooong time and I am looking foward to next season.

 

JMO

I think the Cats will beat one of the SEC heavyweights. Just don't know which one yet.

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