Big congrats to our dawgs.....Snell?...pffftt......Swift and Holyfield both go over 100+ yards. When Swift is healthy, I think he's the best RB in the conference, maybe the nation. The OL was turning the Cats DL into astroturf pancake even with a couple of players injured.
Back to the Dome we go!!!! Go Dawgs!!

Snell is a tough runner, hard to bring down, he's very good.

cincydawg said:

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Snell is a tough runner, hard to bring down, he's very good.

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73 yards good.

He still is a hard runner in my opinion, he falls forward. Our defense did an excellent job yesterday.

UK is a good QB from being a very good team.

cincydawg said:

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He still is a hard runner in my opinion, he falls forward. Our defense did an excellent job yesterday.

UK is a good QB from being a very good team.

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Oh yeah, I agree. He's a NFL guy for sure. I just get a little tired of our defense (and whole team for that matter) being doubted in nearly every game. Our D did a fantastic job defending him, and UK was ineffective as a result.

Kentucky has a pretty good team - the best they've had in 50 years, maybe ever. And we completely dominated them. Even while leaving a lot of points on the field, we dominated them.

That was an impressive effort especially with a banged up OLine.

Had you told me Galliard would go down, I would not have expected much offense.

Not sure how many of you listen to the radio call in show after the game with Jeff Dantzler and Kevin Butler but Butler was none impressed with Snell. Said there may be one or two teams that could use his style of running (Ravens was one, can't remember the other). Said Snell better get his attitude right if he wants to play at the next level.

I agree with Butler. I have thought for the last 2 years that Snell had a little punk in him. Watch him after about half of his runs when the tacklers are getting up, he'll shove or kick or just act like he wants to start a fight. Also, his little signature move after he scores where he slams the ball down on the ground is cute. It's not too cute when you're getting your butt handed to you in a ballgame. He did it last year in Athens with us up by about 4 scores and did the same thing on Saturday when he scored to make it 28-9. Just toss the frickin' ball to the ref and act like you've been there before.

That was a very dominating performance against what everyone had said was such a veteran team-it was like when we play UK in hoops and we are excited and think we might have a shot to knock them off etc, and they come out and TCOB and tells we are not there yet. UK is NOT there yet and although I think Stoops is a pretty decent coach, if I am him, I bolt after this year because I think this is as good as they will ever be-they lose 8 defensive starters and likely will lose Snell to the NFL, their best offensive player-and several OL as well. If they win out, and finish 10-2, I have a feeling Stoops will be getting offers for other jobs and if I am him, I am taking off.

Great win by our young team that seems to be getting better as we all thought they would as this season progresses, I was most excited to see some new faces making plays on the defense, but Fields made a couple crucial plays and that can only boost his confidence. I still say insert him inside the 10 or 15, his running and passing ability would be tough to stop.