11 Personnel E11: Bye Week Blues

Kentucky Sports Radio Podcast Network

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 3 October 2019

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

One cliche rings true for Kentucky football this week: The bye week comes at a good time. To mark the occasion, Nick Roush and Adam Luckett talk about what's gone wrong, provide some simple fixes and hand out bye week superlatives to some unsung UK football hero. Highlights: -- UK's play-calling theory is at a crossroads on offense and defense. -- Lynn Bowden is a better QB than you think. -- UK's offense needs an identity. -- Beau Allen has been stellar. -- Can the Bo Nix magic continue?

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0:00.0	Hot Rop! Red Seven!
0:06.0	Red Seven!
0:08.0	Don!
0:09.0	What?
0:10.0	Red Seven!
0:11.0	I don't know what Red Seven means.
0:12.0	Hot Rop! I don't. What Red Seven means. Hot Rock!
0:13.0	I don't. What is Hot Rowell?
0:15.0	Will you just go stand on the other side please?
0:17.0	Billy Bob, this is it.
0:20.0	The man who got us here, you ready?
0:22.0	You don't think that layman's play where I run down the field and act like I'm lost is going to work, do you?
0:26.0	Then he pivots, face, chucks the big bob halfway down the field
0:31.0	to are hopefully still wide open tail back.
0:34.8	I call it the annexation of Puerto Rico.
0:37.0	That's what we call a sack lunch.
0:41.0	Mm-m-m-m-m-m-m-num-num. I need that ball.
0:44.0	Get me the ball.
0:45.0	You need the ball.
0:47.0	Get me the ball.
0:48.0	Get me the ball. Get me the ball. Are you gonna get me that ball?
0:50.0	Oh, did you know? I want that ball!
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