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Kentucky 27 Vanderbilt 20

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Almost forgot, where would this team without Locke? The motor on this kid is just on another level. As quick a back as I've seen at UK in a long time.

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Well, not that they had a good shot, but UK's hope at the SEC East is now gone. They can at best tie Florida, and after the tie breaker of head to head (meaning UK would need Georgia in a three way tie anyway), the tiebreaker is record in the division which goes to Florida.

Well, not that they had a good shot, but UK's hope at the SEC East is now gone. They can at best tie Florida, and after the tie breaker of head to head (meaning UK would need Georgia in a three way tie anyway), the tiebreaker is record in the division which goes to Florida.

Rich Brooks said before the season started, that he wanted his team to be a factor in the sec east race.

 

So far, I'd say Kentucky is living up to what their coach wanted.

Well, not that they had a good shot, but UK's hope at the SEC East is now gone. They can at best tie Florida, and after the tie breaker of head to head (meaning UK would need Georgia in a three way tie anyway), the tiebreaker is record in the division which goes to Florida.

 

I don't understand why they are out of it. If they do somehow beat both Georgia and Tennessee there would probably be 4 teams 5-3. There would have to be some kind of tie breaker that's not head to head and UK would still have a shot depending on what the tiebreaker is.

I don't understand why they are out of it. If they do somehow beat both Georgia and Tennessee there would probably be 4 teams 5-3. There would have to be some kind of tie breaker that's not head to head and UK would still have a shot depending on what the tiebreaker is.

 

Because UF is now 5-3 and done in the SEC. If UK wins out, they'll also be 5-3. Florida holds the tie breaker by winning head to head. UF also has a better SEC east record (4-1) (UK is 1-2, would be 3-2 if they win out).

Can W's be M's?

 

(I didn't get it)

Stand on your head and take a look at your question and the answer will become obvious. :D

At one point I really didn't think a win was possible, but like said a win is a win. :lol:

I don't understand why they are out of it. If they do somehow beat both Georgia and Tennessee there would probably be 4 teams 5-3. There would have to be some kind of tie breaker that's not head to head and UK would still have a shot depending on what the tiebreaker is.

mobaar got it up above. It's because after the head to head tiebreaker (which could be negated by having Georgia as part of a three way tie) it goes to divisional record, which as mobaar noted Florida is 4-1 in and UK can finish no better than 3-2.

Huge win for the Cats! I am ready for a bowl trip:ylsuper:

 

I am too I hope it is in warm weather!

I agree that this was a big win for the Cats. In years past, this is a game that UK loses.

This game was about what I figured it would be. A tough faught close win late on the road. This was a big win as it should guarantee a bowl game. The next couple of weeks are going to take better efforts on both sides of the ball. I wish KY could get healthy! The offense still doesn't seem to be clicking like it was. Hopefully they blow up the next couple of weeks.

I think it guarantees them a SEC bowl tie in.

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