Now I know what you’re thinking – Why do this game? Louisville beat us in 2007. It wasn’t even close. They shot 46 free throws. It was the worst game of Patrick Patterson’s young career. All of this is true, but of all the weeks of the year, this is the one where basketball is [...]
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WORLD’S GREATEST CLASSIC GAME ANALYSIS: UK VS. LOUISVILLE (2007)
Posted: 26th August 2008 by Kenny Colston in Andre Woodson, Jacob Tamme, Keenan Burton, Louisville, Rafael Little, Rich Brooks, Steve Johnson, Steve Kragthrope, UK football0
A POST ABOUT THE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS
Posted: 16th August 2008 by Kenny Colston in Jacob Tamme, Jared Lorenzen, NFL, UK footballWhile the rest of the country (myself included) was getting caught up in Olympic fever last Saturday, watching Michael Phelps begin his path to world domination, The Indianapolis Colts were playing a meaningless preseason game. I know the phrase “meaningless preseason game” is redundant when it comes to football, but the one from last week [...]
What EXACTLY Do The Football Cats Need To Do?
Posted: 12th July 2008 by Kenny Colston in Andre Woodson, Jacob Tamme, Joker Philips, Keenan Burton, Rafael Little, Rich Brooks, Steve Johnson, UK footballNo matter what Rich Brooks and the Kentucky Wildcat football team produce on or off the field, it’s never enough to earn the respect of national, regional, or even local media. What can a team do that says “notice me, notice me” in college football? Beating LSU wasn’t enough. Winning two straight bowls, while knocking [...]
More UK Football Disrespect
Posted: 16th May 2008 by Kenny Colston in Andre Woodson, Jacob Tamme, Jeremy Jarmon, Keenan Burton, Kentucky Football, UK footballIf you didn’t catch the morning rant on the continued disrespect of UK football, it’s two posts down. After all that I came across another list from The Sporting News (via NBC Sports). It lists the top five SEC players by position. The only Wildcat to make the list is Defensive End Jeremy Jarmon, who [...]
Kentucky Players in the 2008 NFL Draft
Posted: 28th April 2008 by Kenny Colston in Andre Woodson, Jacob Tamme, Keenan Burton, Kentucky Football, NFL Draft, Steve Johnson, UK football, Wesley WoodyardDerrick did a pretty good job summarizing what happened on Day 2 of the draft, where all four of the UK players got picked. For a little more in-depth look, feel free to read my story here. And for some quick thoughts outside my story. 1. It’s not a good weekend to be Andre Woodson. [...]
Mocking Your Mock Draft
Posted: 23rd April 2008 by Kenny Colston in Andre Woodson, Jacob Tamme, Keenan Burton, NFL Draft, Rafael Little, Steve Johnson, Wesley WoodyardIf you are like me, you’re tired of mock drafts at this point. Although I do get some satisfaction out of Todd McShay completely challenging Mel Kiper Jr. on his NFL draft throne. McShay is the director of Scout’s Inc., ESPN’s catch-all scouting service. And finally, they have released a complete, full seven-round mock draft. [...]
Spring Practice Evening Roundup
Posted: 7th April 2008 by Kenny Colston in Andre Woodson, DeMoreo Ford, Dicky Lyons, E.J. Adams, Jacob Tamme, Keenan Burton, Kyrus Lanxter, Steve JohnsonFor the past two years, UK football had a clear passing offense with the likes of QB Andre Woodson and playmakers Keenan Burton, Steve Johnson, Jacob Tamme and Dicky Lyons receiving the ball. But of those five names above, only Lyons remains. That leaves UK in the middle of a spring quarterback battle (which I [...]