Post by The Bubba on Sept 23, 2005 18:58:51 GMT -5
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Rich Brooks normally keeps a tight rein on his compliments, but when preseason conversations turned to tight end Jacob Tamme, the University of Kentucky's reserved football coach couldn't hide his optimism.
Tamme, a sophomore who moved seamlessly from wide receiver to tight end in the final week of the 2004 season, became a primary source for confidence in the Wildcats' new offense. Comparisons to former UK tight end James Whalen flowed through Big Blue Nation like water.
But three games into the season, with No. 5-ranked Florida awaiting tomorrow, Tamme has been a relatively small factor instead of the offense's X factor.
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We need Tamme very very much to have his confidence built back up by getting him the ball more. He's goooood!
Tamme, a sophomore who moved seamlessly from wide receiver to tight end in the final week of the 2004 season, became a primary source for confidence in the Wildcats' new offense. Comparisons to former UK tight end James Whalen flowed through Big Blue Nation like water.
But three games into the season, with No. 5-ranked Florida awaiting tomorrow, Tamme has been a relatively small factor instead of the offense's X factor.
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We need Tamme very very much to have his confidence built back up by getting him the ball more. He's goooood!