Depth Chart Podcast: Death by a Thousand Cuts

Kentucky Sports Radio Podcast Network

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

The Mike Leach Air Raid offense has a reputation for creating big plays in the passing game. As you'll hear on the Depth Chart Podcast, in reality it's death by a thousand cuts. "Then they'll grab you by the knife and stab you." Hear everything you need to be prepared for the Cats and Mississippi State. Highlights: Bye weeks stink. Significance of Josh Ali's return. Starkville is teeing up for a big game. How to take away the swing pass. One thing UK must do offensively to secure a win. Auburn fans are the worst.

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0:00.0	Rock, Hammer, Z.
0:02.0	Rock, Hammer, Z.
0:04.0	Rock, Hammer, Z.
0:06.0	Rock, Hammer, Z.
0:08.0	Rock, Hammer, Z.
0:10.0	Rock, Hammer, Z.
0:12.0	Welcome to the Deb Trump podcast.
0:14.0	My name is Freddie Magrad.
0:16.0	I'm joined by Andy Murray in Northern Kentucky.
0:19.0	Jay Dorch in the greater Louisville area,
0:21.0	as well as Nick Rouse in the bill.
0:24.0	Gentlemen, Kentucky comes off a biweek.
0:30.0	I don't know about that, you guys,
0:32.0	but I hated the biweek, Andy.
0:34.0	I mean, I thought it was one of the worst weeks of the year
0:37.0	because, you know, with the head coach that we had,
0:40.0	there was not much rest enough that we did.
0:43.0	It was pretty much a good after a week.
0:46.0	Well, what did you think about the biweek as a player, Andy?
0:50.0	It was awful.
0:51.0	It was like spring football under Claymore.
0:54.0	Yeah.
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