Post by The Bubba on Aug 27, 2005 18:56:03 GMT -5
Just about everybody in the University of Kentucky football camp holds on to the belief that the offensive line will come together to form a respectable unit.
But nobody seems to be sure exactly when that will happen.
"We've still got some assignment problems and technique problems, and we're still trying to put all of that together right now," UK Coach Rich Brooks said. "But we've made progress from where we were a week ago."
Junior Trai Williams was once a little-known walk-on, but now he's one of the team's strongest players and has been perhaps the most consistent lineman this fall.
Center Matt McLuhan, who started 10 games in 2004, added 15 pounds of muscle in the off-season. Right tackle Hayden Lane also is bigger and stronger.
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Bigger and stronger, I like those adjectives!
Go Cats!
But nobody seems to be sure exactly when that will happen.
"We've still got some assignment problems and technique problems, and we're still trying to put all of that together right now," UK Coach Rich Brooks said. "But we've made progress from where we were a week ago."
Junior Trai Williams was once a little-known walk-on, but now he's one of the team's strongest players and has been perhaps the most consistent lineman this fall.
Center Matt McLuhan, who started 10 games in 2004, added 15 pounds of muscle in the off-season. Right tackle Hayden Lane also is bigger and stronger.
More..click here
Bigger and stronger, I like those adjectives!
Go Cats!