From watching both teams play. And don't just envision the USC meltdown. And its my opinion thats all. I am saying UK 51/49... not a landslide or anything.

 

So you are guessing. Fine. Just asking...

If played in Lexington I go with UK, if played @UC I go with the BearCats. If played at a neutral site, too close to call.

I'll go with UC in a close one.

 

I think UC has the better special teams and it would probably boil down to that.

 

Maulk would exploit UK's secondary. I also think woodson would get quite a few yards except for the fact I believe UC's DL would put a lot of pressure on him and get some sacks.

 

It would be nice to find out.

I'll see what happens between UC/Louisville before I make my prediction. It definitely would be interesting though!

Haven't we seen this scenario before? An over-rated Big Easy (opps I meant East) team against a solid SEC team. (UK vs UofL) UK would win 40-34. The BE is the most over-rated confrence in college football.

If this game were to be played, I would say Kentucky 28-24.

Interesting matchup! I think it is an impossibility, since there is no SEC/Big East bowl tie-in.

 

It could not happen, unless these two teams are BCS representatives. Ha!

The winner of this game would likely be the team that committed the fewest turnovers, blown assignments, etc..........would be an interesting matchup.

I think UK's depth and conditioning from playing a SEC schedule gives the Wildcats the edge in the end. I certainly think it would be a close game and UC would have a shot at winning though. It certainly wouldn't be a blow out. 20-17 or 28-24 something like that.

UK big in the poll so far... but the UL fans haven't arrived yet.

 

They (U.L.) couldn't beat either one :sssh:, U.K. has been proven with U.C. to come. :thumb:

Gametime - is this poll shaping up the way you expected it to?

Gametime - is this poll shaping up the way you expected it to?

 

Sure is. Which is why I started it...

If it is at the end of the season, I believe the SEC test hardens UK enough to beat UC. If the matchup occurs earlier this season, UC might get them.

If it is at the end of the season, I believe the SEC test hardens UK enough to beat UC. If the matchup occurs earlier this season, UC might get them.

 

If the SEC is so tough wouldn't the logic be at the end of the season UC would be much healthier???

Honestly, who doesn't vote in their own poll?