It's finally football time in the bluegrass, and we're kicking off week one with a game-by-game

preview of Kentucky's upcoming season with several of your favorite KSR website and podcasts,

personalities. Our season preview show on KSR's YouTube channel is the first of mini-to-come,

as we are integrating all of our shows to YouTube broadcasts. So go ahead and hit subscribe on KSR's

YouTube channel so you don't miss out on any of this fun. You're already here. Go ahead and do that

now. We'll give you a minute, and you can keep listening while you do it. Now for the football

talk, I'm KSR's Drew Franklin. Join by a panel of these beautiful experts. We have Nick Roush and

Adam Luckett, two of our football experts, as well as Ms. Tyler Thompson, the editor-in-chief of

this operation, and we called in some extra help from the basketball side of KSR with Jack Pilgrim

and Zach Gagand. And then the rare sighting of KSR's oldest fake intern VTI is here to also weigh

in with his picks. We'll also reveal picks from everyone else in the company who couldn't join us

tonight because they had other things like their sons, middle school football game, but now we'll

just go and get right to it with our game-back game picks and thoughts on what we might have for UK

football this season. We'll go and start off. We have a season opener coming up in just a few days

with the Miami Red Hawks picked to win the Mac East that spread started at 20.5 and it is all

the way down to 16 after some developments today. To save a little time, I assume we're all wins

here, but we're going to let Luckett share some thoughts. We know he's studied up on his

action of what he has for the Red Hawks. And if anyone wants to pick a loss, you can jump right

in. Yeah, we've seen the Kentucky Stinker special. Usually one game in the non-conference. They come

out and lay an egg. There's going to be a lot of action. I think I'm Miami Ohio with the

Rodriguez news, but all signs point to Kentucky probably handling business here. Miami's

rebuilding a lot on defense. So Kentucky with an NFL quarterback should kind of have their way

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