11 Personnel E80: Moves in the Transfer Portal and on the Coaching Staff

Kentucky Sports Radio Podcast Network

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🗓️ 11 February 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

There really never is a Kentucky football offseason. Just when things typically slow down, they've somehow become just as crazy as ever. On the latest 11 Personnel, Nick Roush and Adam Luckett explain what the recent moves mean for UK's program and forecast what's next. Highlights: -- Could the new receiver end up being the new tight end? -- Not your typical quality control hire. -- The risk you take hiring assistants from the NFL. -- SP+ rankings show just how great the schedule sets up for Kentucky. -- The most intriguing quarterback competition since when?

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0:00.0	MUSIC
0:06.0	Hot rock, red seven, red seven, red seven, dark!
0:09.0	What? Red seven!
0:11.0	I don't know what red seven means.
0:13.0	I call it the annexation of Puerto Rico.
0:16.0	You don't think that laymash play where I run down the field
0:18.0	and act like I'm lost is going to work, do you?
0:20.0	Oh yeah!
0:21.0	That's what we call a sack lunch!
0:23.0	No, no, no, no, no!
0:24.0	Get me the ball.
0:25.0	You need the ball.
0:26.0	Get me the ball.
0:27.0	Get me the ball.
0:28.0	That's going to make the difference between winning and losing!
0:32.0	Yes!
0:34.0	Between living and dying!
0:38.0	Welcome in to Eleven Personnel.
0:41.0	I'm Nick Rouse, joined by Adam Luckett on an icy night across the blue grass.
0:49.0	Luckett, this might be the only kind of weather that isn't football weather.
0:54.0	Yeah, I definitely thank you.
0:56.0	We've crossed that threshold.
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