Post by The Bubba on Oct 5, 2005 10:10:51 GMT -5
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Glenn Holt wants to help, he really does.
Of the five University of Kentucky receivers expected to make the trip to South Carolina for Saturday's game, only two have seen any significant action.
Injuries have left the Wildcats with Holt, UK's top receiver in 2004, and Scott Mitchell as the starters, with a trio of neophytes behind them. And Holt still hasn't fully recovered from a sprained ankle that has plagued him since training camp.
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I would hope Pulley gets some snaps at QB if UK's main offense is going to be the run. CP can run the ball and possibly keep SC off balance. If SC knows UK is mostly going to run, they know Woodson isn't going to be one of them and things could get gummy in the middle.
Of the five University of Kentucky receivers expected to make the trip to South Carolina for Saturday's game, only two have seen any significant action.
Injuries have left the Wildcats with Holt, UK's top receiver in 2004, and Scott Mitchell as the starters, with a trio of neophytes behind them. And Holt still hasn't fully recovered from a sprained ankle that has plagued him since training camp.
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I would hope Pulley gets some snaps at QB if UK's main offense is going to be the run. CP can run the ball and possibly keep SC off balance. If SC knows UK is mostly going to run, they know Woodson isn't going to be one of them and things could get gummy in the middle.