In my 55 years following UK FB have I ever seen better play calling from the coaches. Whether it be for 1st downs, touchdowns or two-point conversions, outstanding play calling.
Never ever
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We have dealt with mediocrity and naysayers for years it so refreshing to have a coach that despises losing . Make no bones about this coach of ours goes for the jugglar
Whole different philosophy in approach to the game, so refreshing.
Yep, but maybe more importantly is the execution of those plays and the coaching it took to get to that point.
Football has a bright future with stein! Stein and brooks are home run hires! Pope is a complete disaster of a hire
The epitome of below average/mediocre guy being allowed to produce the status quo. Stein has produced better wins than Stoops did in his first 12 years.
I like having a smart offense. I like that we have a coach who has balls and doesn’t play conservative.
I wonder what he thinks of the turnaround in the program.
Feels so good not having to rely on the Wildcat formation 4 plays in a row. Run up the middle, and taking a knee with 14 minutes left in the game trying to hold a 3 point lead. Stein would rather score 3 more times if he could.
i see it most noticeably in how we approach the end of the first half. No more try to get to halftime bullshizz
Kentucky has done something I've never seen, string together wins against stout competition. Kentucky has won a few close games in the past as well as a couple here or there against ranked opponents, but I've never seen them able to sustain success like what has happened so far this year.
I'd have to say the play calling was pretty exceptional in '98 for example. Too bad we played very little to no defense.
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