Defense playing lights out, couldn’t ask for a better series to start the half.
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Three and out for the D. Good start.
these refs are hold happy. We didn’t come to see you stripes.
these refs are hold happy. We didn’t come to see you stripes.
Really need Minchey to find a rhythm. Maybe that’s too much to ask in week 2 against a Bama D, but we need it. Run game has looked pretty good.
Come on Kentucky I'm ready for a big play on offense.
Same. But I’m ok with grind if it gets the dub.
1/9 3rd down conversions. Hurts.
3rd and long has been an issue
Meh. It’s Bama. It’s tough sledding. We’re trying to get the passing game going and it’s just not there.
Short field for bama isn't ideal. Come on defense get us some more points.
If you’re upset at Minchey, he can’t do much when our RB doesn’t even chip someone. You know what’s coming in that situation, haven’t looked good on 3rd down at all.
Defense is gonna have to win the game.
Some of the play calling today is mind boggling.
Sloan at times today making Stoops' offense look like the greatest show on turf.
Sloan at times today making Stoops' offense look like the greatest show on turf.
I kind of disagree. Our QB has not been good today and our defense has been excellent. Conservative on our side of the field and a punt isn't the end of the world
If you are going to try to go down field, you have to have a WR that can make a crazy play
Some of that is punting high and making sure their all world return man doesn't get space to do anything.
Defense has been pretty solid second half.
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