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Kentucky 56 Kent St. 20

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I was there and I have never seen such a terrible first half in my life it looked like they were looking ahead to the Cards. IN the second half though they played like they should've the whole game.

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If that QB could throw he'd definately be playing for a big name school, but he is more of a running back at quarterback. I wouldn't call him amazing because he simply cannot throw for anything, but he is a very good scrambling quarterback.

 

I thought the QB was an amazing football player. I know he couldn't throw that well, but he was so tough. We couldnt tackle the kid hardly and he was a tougher than nails player.

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