Welcome, everyone. It is the local toy dealers KSR postgame show. Cats get annihilated in Nashville, 45 to 17 in a game that probably wasn't even that close, if we're all being honest. You can give a shout. I'm going to let you guys do a lot of the talking after this first segment

in part because I, you know, I don't really know what the sentiment of the fan base kind of

is at this point. It was, it's a really odd thing. I went into this game sort of thinking

Kentucky had a real shot. I thought for certain

it would be close, and it was never close, and Kentucky was really, after the first quarter, never

in it. Diego Pavia did whatever he wanted. Produced probably one of the great individual performances against

UK football ever. Most passing, second most passing yards against UK since Peyton Manning

back in 1997. Made some, a couple of amazing deep throws.

But, and he was, he was hugely significant to the game.

But Kentucky just in general was, was off, awful.

Offensively, nothing.

I mean, until the fourth, until basically mop-up time, Kentucky's offense was non-existent.

Defensively, you saw, for the first game, you really saw the impact of having all the guys hurt in the secondary, but, you know, there's hurt, and then there's, I mean, the first guy that got beat was a veteran in Hardaway,

so it wasn't even one of the young guys playing.

It was just a disaster.

I mean, Kentucky got completely annihilated,

and it's really the first time Vandy is annihilated a teenager.

They've played so many close games,

but it happened in this one.

And, you know, so now you're left in a weird situation.

Kentucky was, I'm not sure morale, well, no, morale around the team and the program had not been lower than it was three weeks ago or four weeks ago since Joker Phillips was the coach, which of course led to a firing.

And then you win three straight games, and I don't know if people were, you know,

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