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Florida 48 Kentucky 14

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Lack of talent, true, but what about the preparation and in-game adjustments? I was sorely disappointed in the Cats' lack of competitiveness. UF went ad nauseum with the short pass over the middle. UK had no answer. The freshman QB who scored all the TDs? What did UK think UF was going to do when they put him in a running formation near the goal...especially after he had already scored a couple? Cobb was jawing too much. I don't think the Cats are as bad as they showed. I sure hope not. I lay a good portion of the blame on the coaches---both pre-game abd in-game.

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Gosh, imagine how much a decent non-conference game might have prepared UK for the shock of facing a team with that much speed and depth. I saw at least a half-dozen plays that went for big gains against the Akrons of the world that were stopped for no gain against UF.

 

 

False sense of security ...

 

They could've played the first three games against Alabama, Ohio State and Boise State or they could've played the first three games against Boyle County, Highlands and Hoover (Ala.) and it would not have mattered...

 

There was no "shock" of playing a talented team - Florida is simply more talented, bigger, stronger and faster and there is no preparation for that.

 

There's a big difference when the entire roster consists of 4 and 5 star players and when the roster consists of 0-3 star players.

Maybe teams take UK more seriously than Miami of Ohio or JState? I think Florida, UT and Ole Miss will have much more focus going into a game against UK, especially with UK's recent track record of knocking off a team or two every year that they're not suppose to beat.

 

I think there's some validity to that statement, but that doesn't explain it all. I'm a little in between you and Scribe.

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Kentucky won't beat Florida until they figure out a way to move them farther down on the schedule.

They could've played the first three games against Alabama, Ohio State and Boise State or they could've played the first three games against Boyle County, Highlands and Hoover (Ala.) and it would not have mattered...

 

There was no "shock" of playing a talented team - Florida is simply more talented, bigger, stronger and faster and there is no preparation for that.

There's a big difference when the entire roster consists of 4 and 5 star players and when the roster consists of 0-3 star players.

 

I disagree. If you've seen something similar before, you're better able to attack it when you see it again.

I disagree. If you've seen something similar before, you're better able to attack it when you see it again.

 

The fact of the matter is: if they played teams to prepare for Florida, they'd be 0-4 or 1-3 right now.

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The fact of the matter is: if they played teams to prepare for Florida, they'd be 0-4 or 1-3 right now.
Maybe. And maybe they don't get embarassed on national TV by Florida. What affects recruiting more? Beating Akron by 40 or losing to Florida by 40 in front of a national audience? When was the last time UK was within a touchdown of Florida entering the fourth quarter?
Maybe. And maybe they don't get embarassed on national TV by Florida. What affects recruiting more? Beating Akron by 40 or losing to Florida by 40 in front of a national audience? When was the last time UK was within a touchdown of Florida entering the fourth quarter?

 

Can ESPNU really be considered national TV?

 

Half of Lexington probably didn't even see the game...

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Does UK still recruit Lexington? :lol:

Does UK still recruit Lexington? :lol:

 

Do you really think a national audience receives ESPNU?

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Do you really think a national audience receives ESPNU?

A national audience gets SportsCenter and watches the highlight packages of the Florida game. The Akron and WKU games not so much.

A national audience gets SportsCenter and watches the highlight packages of the Florida game. The Akron and WKU games not so much.

 

A national audience sees UK in a bowl game at the end of the year too. What looks better to 18 year old kids? 1-3? 3-1? These kids want to win. Right now UK football is winning more often than not. If they want to be on national TV every week they can go to UF, OSU, USC, UT, etc. Oh wait, those schools only have so many openings.

The fact of the matter is: if they played teams to prepare for Florida, they'd be 0-4 or 1-3 right now.

 

No, they wouldn't. They'd probably be 2-2 and much better prepared for tough road trips in conference. You guys keep acting as though one tough game in the non-conference schedule will scuttle an entire season, and that's just simply overreacting.

A national audience sees UK in a bowl game at the end of the year too. What looks better to 18 year old kids? 1-3? 3-1? These kids want to win. Right now UK football is winning more often than not. If they want to be on national TV every week they can go to UF, OSU, USC, UT, etc. Oh wait, those schools only have so many openings.

 

Nobody watches the bowls UK has been playing in except for UK fans and fans of UK's opponent.

Nobody watches the bowls UK has been playing in except for UK fans and fans of UK's opponent.

 

It's on national TV.

 

Why would anybody watch UK vs. UC except for UK and UC fans? Simply put, they wouldn't...

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