Post by The Bubba on Oct 31, 2005 9:58:24 GMT -5
The Kentucky football team simultaneously winning a game while avoiding any major injuries seemed too good to be true, and it turned out to be just exactly that.
The Wildcats won their second game of the season on Saturday by edging Mississippi State 13-7, but the victory was a costly one as two starters went down with knee injuries.
UK Coach Rich Brooks said yesterday that left tackle Fatu Turituri and middle linebacker Braxton Kelley are both "very doubtful" for Saturday's 1 p.m. home game with Auburn. Brooks said the extent of Turituri and Kelley's knee injuries won't be known until results of MRIs come in today.
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These were some very important pieces to the club and will be sorely missed. let's hope they can get healthy fast and return to the field.
It seems to be like the old saying at UK this year: If we didn't have bad luck, we'd have no luck at all. We need a break Lord and for it not to be one of the player's arms or legs.
The Wildcats won their second game of the season on Saturday by edging Mississippi State 13-7, but the victory was a costly one as two starters went down with knee injuries.
UK Coach Rich Brooks said yesterday that left tackle Fatu Turituri and middle linebacker Braxton Kelley are both "very doubtful" for Saturday's 1 p.m. home game with Auburn. Brooks said the extent of Turituri and Kelley's knee injuries won't be known until results of MRIs come in today.
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These were some very important pieces to the club and will be sorely missed. let's hope they can get healthy fast and return to the field.
It seems to be like the old saying at UK this year: If we didn't have bad luck, we'd have no luck at all. We need a break Lord and for it not to be one of the player's arms or legs.
