Major game to try and move into a better bowl.

 

Game will be in prime time on either ESPN or ESPN2.

Georgia by 14

UGA by 10

Kentucky always plays Georgia good, and even though 90% of the time this year Kentucky has looked bad, I feel like they'll play Georgia close... and maybe, just maybe if they aren't screwed with bad playcalling, they'll win.

 

Kentucky 24-21

Kentucky always plays Georgia good, and even though 90% of the time this year Kentucky has looked bad, I feel like they'll play Georgia close... and maybe, just maybe if they aren't screwed with bad playcalling, they'll win.

 

Kentucky 24-21

 

:thumb: I feel the exact same way.

Kentucky always plays Georgia good, and even though 90% of the time this year Kentucky has looked bad, I feel like they'll play Georgia close... and maybe, just maybe if they aren't screwed with bad playcalling, they'll win.

 

Kentucky 24-21

Kentucky has beaten Georgia four times in the last 30 years (2006, 1996, 1990, 1988).

 

I beg to differ. That is not playing them very good, in my opinion.

Kentucky has beaten Georgia four times in the last 30 years (2006, 1996, 1990, 1988).

 

I beg to differ. That is not playing them very good, in my opinion.

 

Recently, they have.

 

2008: lose by four with a chance to win in the redzone with ten seconds to go.

2007: led 10-7 at half, lost 24-13

2006: trailing at half, Kentucky scored 14 in the 4th to win 24-20

 

The past three seasons (Kentucky's run recently), the average score of the game is 28-23. I'd consider that playing well against a team that is usually much more superior in talent to the Wildcats.

I really hope I'm wrong.

 

Georiga 28

UK 21

Can we get a mod to add a poll?

Recently, they have.

 

2008: lose by four with a chance to win in the redzone with ten seconds to go.

2007: led 10-7 at half, lost 24-13

2006: trailing at half, Kentucky scored 14 in the 4th to win 24-20

 

The past three seasons (Kentucky's run recently), the average score of the game is 28-23. I'd consider that playing well against a team that is usually much more superior in talent to the Wildcats.

 

:thumb:

I am going with Hartline and UK in a very close game. A lot of points scored by both squads... then on to the Tenn beating!

I am going with Hartline and UK in a very close game. A lot of points scored by both squads... then on to the Tenn beating!

 

Hartline will not be playing the remainder of the regular season

I think UK will compete in the next two games but winning them is a different story. I think of the two left UGA is the most winnable. UGA is an up and down team this season and they were just up last weekend so they could easily be down this week. The key in both games though is stopping the run. UK really struggled against MS State with the run. If they can control the line of scrimmage on defense they have a great chance to beat UGA and UT. But it's easier said than done.

Cobb and Company CAN beat this Georgia team. However, a lot of factors are going to play into the Wildcats efforts: Run Defense, Play calling (Unchain Morgan), Running game and simply, attitude. I do think that Georgia is one of the few SEC teams that Kentucky isnt "scared" of. All that being said, Im predicting a wild day out of the Wildcat and Kentucky wins by 10 in Athens!

Recently, they have.

 

2008: lose by four with a chance to win in the redzone with ten seconds to go.

2007: led 10-7 at half, lost 24-13

2006: trailing at half, Kentucky scored 14 in the 4th to win 24-20

 

The past three seasons (Kentucky's run recently), the average score of the game is 28-23. I'd consider that playing well against a team that is usually much more superior in talent to the Wildcats.

I think the Kentucky coaching staff would tell you that if they play "well", they win the ballgame. I agree that Kentucky is inferior in most years to Georgia in talent and the Wildcats have played three straight close ballgames with Georgia.

 

No moral victories for the Wildcats by playing Georgia close, only to lose and go 4-26 the last 30 against the Bulldogs.