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Junior RB Jojo Kemp rushed 11 times for a career-best 165 yards and
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FARRINGTON
HUGUENIN
Q: Have you thought at all about what it is going to be like walking out
of that tunnel one last time on Senior Day?
A: I have been thinking about that since I first stepped onto that field
earlier this year. I don’t know what type of emotions are going to
happen in the moment. But it is probably going to be a real elevating
moment for me to step onto that field one last time in front of all
the fans.
Q: Does the feeling change any with it being against Louisville for the
first time and all that comes with that rivalry?
A: That would make it even better if we were able to get a win on Senior
Day against our rivals. That would make it even sweeter for sure.
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KENTUCKY vs. LoUisviLLE
KENTUCKY
(5-6, 2-6 SEC)
LOUISVILLE
(6-5, 5-3 ACC)
LAST TIME OUT
• Kentucky is coming off a 58-10 win over Charlotte
last week, totaling 544 yards of total offense in
the rout, including 415 rushing yards — the fourth
best rushing performance in UK history.
• UK held Charlotte to 85 yards passing, with the
defense holding the 49ers without a touchdown
until late in the fourth quarter. it improved UK’s
pass defense to sixth in the sEC.
• Kentucky was led by its rushing attack, with junior
RB Jojo Kemp totaling 165 yards on 11 carries,
good for three touchdowns. sophomore RB Boom
Williams rushed 16 times for 140 yards and two
TDs and freshman RB sihiem King added 91
yards and a TD on five carries.
• Freshman QB Drew Barker made his first career
start, completing 16-of-29 passes for 129 yards.
• sophomore WR Garrett Johnson led UK in the air
with five catches for 33 yards.
• Defensively, senior LB Josh Forrest had eight
tackles, with senior DE Farrington Huguenin
collecting 1.5 sacks — his first career — and three
tackles for a loss.
• senior DT Cory Johnson picked off his first career
pass in acrobatic fashion, totaling six tackles.
Freshman s Mike Edwards picked off his first
career pass, returning it 20 yards for a
touchdown. Freshman s Darius West added a
career-high seven tackles.
THE GOVERNOR’S CUP
• The Governor’s Cup was created in 1994 as the
trophy for the winner of the Kentucky-Louisville
game. Donated by The Kroger Company at a cost
of $23,000, the Governor’s Cup stands 33 inches
tall and weighs 110 pounds. The trophy’s base
and upright columns are hand-milled black
marble. The glass components are optic-grade
crystal. All metal parts are 23-karat, gold-plated
brass. The cup itself is made of pewter with a 23karat gold-plated finish.
• The cup was designed by Kendall Costner and
sculpted by James Corcoran of Bruce Fox, inc. The
Kroger Company also is involved in supporting
academic pursuits at the schools. Kroger is
donating $10,000 to each school for each year
the game is played. Kroger’s donations now total
$440,000, with $220,000 going to each school.
SERIES HISTORY
• saturday will mark the 28th all-time meeting
between Kentucky and Louisville with the
Wildcats leading the series 14-13.
• UL has won each of the last four meetings dating
back to 2011.
• The two teams first met in 1912 and have met
annually since 1994. Kentucky won the first
seven meetings in the series.
• This is the second time the teams have played in
the regular-season finale, also done in 2014.
• Louisville won the last meeting between the two
teams in Louisville, 44-40.
• Biggest UK win: 73 (73-0) in 1922 in Lexington
• Biggest Louisville win: 31 (59-28) in 2006 in
Louisville
• Games decided by 7 points or less: Tied, 5-5
SCOUTING THE CARDS
• Louisville enters the matchup with Kentucky
sporting a 6-5 record and a 5-3 mark in Atlantic
Coast Conference play. The Cards are coached by
Bobby Petrino in his sixth season at Louisville,
including his second year in his current term at
the helm of the Cardinals.
• The Cards suffered a 45-34 loss at Pitt last week,
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KENTUCKY VS.LOUiSViLLE
which snapped their four-game winning streak to
earn bowl eligibility. UL has wins over Samford,
NC State, Boston College, Wake Forest, Syracuse
and Virginia.
• UL has averaged 398.7 yards per game
offensively, averaging 145.6 rushing and 253.1
passing yards per game. Defensively, UL has
limited opponents to 326.4 total yards per
game, 121.2 yards rushing and 205.2 passing
yards per game.
• QB Lamar Jackson has passed for a team-high
nine TDs and 1,483 yards on 115-of-200
attempts. Fellow QB’s Kyle Bolin and Reggie
Bonnafon have also seen significant action, with
Bolin throwing for 1,109 yards and seven scores.
• Jackson has rushed 124 times for 548 yards and
seven TDs, with junior RB Brandon Radcliff
owning 525 yards on 114 carries and five TDs.
WR Jamari Staples has 35 catches for 599 yards
and three TDs. WR James Quick has four TDs on
31 catches and 457 yards.
• Joshua Appleby has a 40.5 yard average on 58
punts and veteran kicker John Wallace is 14-for19, with a long of 50.
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Opponent
Time/Result
UL Lafayette
W, 40-33
at South Carolina* W, 26-22
Florida*
L, 14-9
Missouri*
W, 21-13
EKU
W, 34-27 (OT)
Auburn*
L, 30-27
at Mississippi St.*
L, 42-16
Tennessee*
L, 52-21
at Georgia*
L, 27-3
at Vanderbilt*
L, 21-17
Charlotte
W, 58-10
Louisville
Noon
* SEC game
All Times Eastern
• Defensively, LB Keith Kelsey has 98 tackles,
including 11.5 tackles for a loss, and 3.5 sacks.
CB Trumaine Washington has four interceptions
and S Chucky Williams has three. Junior LB
Trevon Young has a team-high 8.5 sacks.
LAST MEETING IN THE SERIES
• Louisville won the last meeting in the series, 4440, in the River City to end the regular season.
• Late in the game, UK answered a UL score with a
three-play, 75-yard drive to take a 40-37 lead. The
Cards finished the game with a 81-yard drive with
2:47 left in regulation for the game-winning score.
• UK rushed for 151 yards in the game, throwing
for 176 yards. Louisville totaled 472 yards of
offense, with 389 coming through the air.
• Boom Williams led UK with 126 yards and two
scores on 18 carries. UK QB Patrick Towles threw
for 176 yards on 14-of-29 attempts,
• Louisville QB Kyle Bolin came off the bench to
throw for 381 passing yards and three TDs.
Brandon Radcliff rushed 21 times for 67 yards
and two TDs. Parker had three touchdowns on six
catches and 180 yards.
• UK was led defensively by 11 tackles from LB
Ryan Flannigan. Bud Dupree had a sack and
three tackles for loss, forcing two fumbles in his
final game as a Wildcat.
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THE GOLDA WAY
J O H A N S S O N ’ S , R O S e ’ S S C O R I N G H e L p C AT S O v e R C O M e
F
ind a way.
That was the mentality Kentucky
women’s golf head coach Golda Johansson
Borst wanted to instill into her team before the
season after coming oh-so-close to making the
NCAA Championships last season. After a schoolrecord five straight NCAA regional appearances,
Borst wants to get over the hump and make the
national finals as a team for the first time since
1992.
Find a way has never had more meaning after a
difficult fall that’s been plagued by injuries and
riddled with some of the toughest tournaments in
the country.
UK barely missed qualifying for the NCAA
Championships last season after one of the best
final rounds of the year at the 2015 South Bend
Regional. The Wildcats placed seventh in the region
(the top six teams qualify for the NCAA
Championships), the best finish under Borst, and
sent then-freshman Isabelle Johansson to the NCAA
Championships as an individual, the first time a
Kentucky individual qualified for the finals since
Heather Kraus in 1998.
Despite those accomplishments, Borst
described the 2014-15 season as inconsistent and
raised expectations for the program. Borst brought
back a versatile roster with experienced seniors
Cylia Damerau and Sarah Harris, key additions like
Nebraska transfer Jordan Chael, and young, talentfilled players like Grace Rose and Johansson, who
led the Wildcats in scoring average in the fall and
represent the future of the program.
The fall hasn’t gone according to plan because
of several key injuries and inconsistencies. Throw in
tournaments that featured some of the nation’s top
talent and it’s made for a tough early season.
Nevertheless, Borst wants her team to find a way.
The Wildcats still can during the important spring
season and showed signs of finding their way at the
conclusion of their last tournament.
On the last day of the fall season, the Wildcats
ISABELLE JOHAN SSO N
got momentum back on their side. With Rose’s
career-best 5-under-par 67 and 54-hole score of
222 — the top 54-hole score for any member of the
team this season — Kentucky shot its best 18-hole
team score of the 2015-16 year and gave the
Wildcats something to build on in the offseason.
In order to reach the NCAA Championships in the
spring, rounds like that will have to be replicated
and the team will have to get back to the roots of
their game of playing aggressively with fire and
determination and without fear. But, with time this
winter to practice, to heal from injuries and to regain
composure, the opportunity is still there in the
spring to continue the program’s regional success
and break through into the NCAA Championships.
They can still find a way.
It starts with a matchup vs. Louisville on Jan. 31,
followed by a trip to the Darius Rucker
Intercollegiate. The LSU Tiger Golf Classic will take
place March 4-6. From there, Kentucky will finish
out the regular season at the Bryan National
Collegiate, where the Wildcats had two individuals
finish in the top 15, three in the top 50 and finished
sixth as a team.
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meet the head coach
Following KentucKy’s upset oF south carolina last season — the biggest Fourthquarter comebacK in uK history — coach marK stoops excited the big blue nation
by proclaiming, “we’re just getting started!”
given the improvement evident on the field and
the recruiting trail during his first two years on the
job and the blue-collar work ethic he displays daily,
stoops has a strong chance of fulfilling that vow.
on the field, the wildcats improved from two wins
in his first season to five victories last season — not
the end result stoops seeks, of course, but undeniable progress nonetheless.
stoops’ three recruiting classes have ranked
higher in the rivals.com rankings than any previous
classes in the history of the recruiting evaluator.
with the reinvention of commonwealth stadium
and construction of a new football training complex
on the underway, stoops is continuing the enthusiasm and momentum he’s inspired since being
introduced as uK’s head coach in december 2012.
now, stoops turns his attention to his third season at Kentucky, where he will work to continue the
turnaround of wildcat on-field fortunes. part of the
acclaimed stoops coaching family, he has a history
of dramatic improvements during his time as defensive coordinator at Florida state and arizona.
stoops was defensive coordinator at Fsu from
2010-12, inheriting a unit ranked 108th in the ncaa
in total defense and turning it into one of the
nation’s best. in the 2012 season, the seminoles
were second in the nation in total defense, allowing
254.1 yards per game, and sixth nationally in scoring defense at 14.7 points per game. playing well
against the run and the pass, Fsu was third in the
country in rushing defense and led the nation in
pass defense. Fsu led the acc in seven defensive
categories. stoops also coached the defensive
backs under head coach jimbo Fisher.
eight seminoles on defense earned 2012 all-acc
honors, including four first-team selections, highlighted by one of the nation’s top defensive end
duos in bjoern werner and cornellius carradine,
who combined for 24 sacks and 31 tackles for loss.
werner was a finalist for the 2012 bronko nagurski
award as the national defensive player of the year
and was among the national leaders in sacks with
13. stoops also coached cornerback ronald darby
to acc defensive rookie of the year.
the seminoles’ prowess was a continuation of
the 2011 season, when stoops’ defenders led the
nation in fewest yards allowed per carry (2.3),
ranked fourth in the nation in total defense (275
yards per game), second in rushing defense (82.7
ypg), fourth in scoring defense (15.1 points per
game), and eighth in tackles for loss (8.6 per game)
and quarterback sacks (3.1 per game). Fsu led the
acc in eight defensive categories.
stoops overhauled the Florida state defense in
2010, his first season as defensive coordinator. the
seminoles gave up 19.6 points per game, third-best
in the acc and 20th nationally. Fsu ranked 42nd
nationally in total defense that season; in contrast,
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the team was 108th nationally in total defense and
94th in scoring defense in 2009, the year before
Stoops’ arrival. FSU improved its overall defense by
more than 80 yards per game, primarily by limiting
opponents to 75 fewer rushing yards per game. The
Seminoles ranked third in the nation in quarterback
sacks and were 21st in tackles for loss. In the secondary, Stoops coached Xavier Rhodes to ACC
Defensive Rookie of the Year honors and National
Defensive Freshman of the Year accolades.
During Stoops’ three seasons, FSU went 10-4,
9-4 and 12-2, including wins over South Carolina in
the 2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl, Notre Dame in the 2011
Champs Sports Bowl and Northern Illinois in the
2013 Orange Bowl.
Stoops was defensive coordinator and DBs coach
at Arizona from 2004-09, working for his brother,
Mike, who was head coach of the Wildcats. During
Mark’s time there, Arizona’s records improved
steadily, going 3-8, 3-8, 6-6, 5-7, 8-5 and 8-5. The
Wildcats advanced to the Las Vegas Bowl and Holiday Bowl during the last two years.
Mark and Mike are also brothers of Oklahoma
head coach Bob Stoops. Mike is currently the defensive coordinator on Bob’s staff at Oklahoma. The
eldest of the brothers, Ron Stoops Jr., is co-defen-
sive coordinator at Youngstown State.
Stoops inherited an Arizona unit that was 109th
in the nation in total defense and 107th in scoring
defense in 2003, the year before he arrived. By the
end of his term at Arizona, the Wildcats ranked in
the nation’s top 25 in total defense his final two seasons and ranked as high as 33rd in scoring defense.
Prior to Arizona, Stoops coached the defensive
backs three years at Miami (Fla.). The 2001 national
champion Hurricanes led the nation in pass efficiency defense, scoring defense and turnover margin. That team also established a school record with
27 interceptions and 45 total takeaways.
Stoops’ 2002 secondary led the nation in pass
defense and pass efficiency defense. Despite having to replace all four starters in the defensive backfield, the 2003 team led the nation in pass defense.
In his three seasons, Miami went 35-3, including the
12-0 Rose Bowl title campaign, plus appearances
in the Fiesta and Orange bowls.
Stoops was raised in Youngstown, Ohio. Like brothers Bob and Mike, Mark played in the secondary at
the University of Iowa for Hall of Fame coach Hayden
Fry. He participated in four bowl games as a player.
Stoops and his wife, Chantel, have two sons, Will
and Zack.
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Iowa
Nordonia HS
South Florida
Wyoming
Wyoming
Wyoming
Houston
Miami (Fla.)
Miami (Fla.)
Miami (Fla.)
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
Arizona
Florida State
Florida State
Florida State
Kentucky
Kentucky
Graduate Assistant
8-4
Graduate Assistant
10-1-1
Defensive Backs
Defensive Backs
0-0
Defensive Backs
7-6
Defensive Backs
8-3
Defensive Backs
7-4
Co-Defensive Coordinator, Safeties
3-8
Defensive Backs
12-0
Defensive Backs
12-1
Defensive Backs
11-2
Defensive Coordinator, DBs
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8-5
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2 0 1 5 F o o T B A L L S TA F F
Derrick ANSLEY
Jimmy BRUMBAUGH
Defensive Backs
Defensive Line
Ansley’s role expands to include cornerbacks and safeties
this year. He returns three starters in the defensive
backfield, including safety A.J. Stamps and cornerbacks
Cody Quinn and Fred Tiller.
Kentucky lost three starters in the defensive line. Brumbaugh returns starting tackle Melvin Lewis and several
key additional lettermen this season.
2005-07
2008-09
Huntingdon College
Huntingdon College
2004
2005
2006-07
2010-11
2012
2013-14
2015
Alabama
Tennessee
Kentucky
Kentucky
Defensive Backs
Defensive Backs,
Recruiting Coordinator
Graduate Assistant/Defense
Cornerbacks
Cornerbacks
Defensive Backs
2008-09
2010
2011
2012
2013-15
Andy BUH
Jacksonville State
Tennessee-Chattanooga
LSU
Student Asst./DL
Defensive Line
Asst. Strength and
Conditioning Coord.
Louisiana Tech
Defensive Line
Syracuse
Defensive Line
Syracuse
Defensive Tackles
East Mississippi CC
Defensive Line,
Strength and Conditioning Coord.
Kentucky
Defensive Line
Shannon DAWSON
Outside Linebackers
Offensive Coord./QBs
Buh joined the staff in February. He brings defensive
coordinator experience to the staff from Stanford,
Nevada and California.
As West Virginia’s offensive coordinator, the Mountaineers
finished in the top 10 nationally in scoring offense, total
offense and passing offense.
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1999
2000-01
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2007
2008-09
2010-11
2012
2013
2015
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2003
2004
2005
2006-07
2008-10
2011
2012
2013-14
2015
Nevada
Graduate Assistant
Nevada
Defensive Backs, Special Teams
California
Defensive Admin. Asst.
San Diego State
Linebackers
Fresno State
Graduate Assistant
Stanford
Linebackers
Stanford
Co-Defensive Coordinator, LBs
Nevada
Defensive Coordinator, LBs
Wisconsin
Linebackers
California
Kentucky
Outside Linebackers
Wingate
SE Louisiana
SE Louisiana
New Mexico St.
Millsaps
Stephen F. Austin
West Virginia
West Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Wide Receivers
Offensive Quality Control
Running Backs
Grad. Asst./Offense
Offensive Coord., QBs
Offensive Coord., QBs
Inside Receivers
Offensive Coord., Receivers
Offensive Coordinator,QBs
Offensive Coordinator, QBs
Tommy MAINORD
D.J. ELIOT
Wide Receivers
Defensive Coord./ILBs
Eliot has seven returning starters on defense, along with
several experienced reserves. His inside linebackers
return intact, including third-team All-SEC Josh Forrest.
Mainord has a young but talented group of wide receivers,
including six wideouts who caught at least 14 passes last
season or in 2013.
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2003
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2010-12
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2000-01
2002-04
2005
2006
2007
Tarleton State
Tarleton State
Tarleton State
Sam Houston St.
Sam Houston St.
Sam Houston St.
2008-09
2010-12
2013-15
Lamar
Texas Tech
Kentucky
Wyoming
Houston
Miami (Fla.)
Texas State
Texas State
Tulsa
Rice
Florida State
Kentucky
Kentucky
Graduate Assistant
Graduate Assistant
Graduate Assistant
Defensive Backs
Linebackers
Linebackers
Recruiting Coordinator, DL
Defensive Ends
Defensive Coordinator, ILBs
Student Assistant
Graduate Assistant
QBs, Running Backs
Wide Receivers
Running Backs
Co-Offensive Coord.,
Wide Receivers
Offensive Coordinator
Outside Receivers
Wide Receivers
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Vince MARROW
John SCHLARMAN
TEs, Recruiting Coord.
Offensive Line
Marrow has a major challenge this season in developing
a very young group of tight ends. None of his tight ends
have game experience at Kentucky.
Schlarman has four returning starters — tackle Jordan
Swindle, guards Zach West and Ramsey Meyers, and
center Jon Toth. Several additional lettermen and redshirts will provide plenty of competition this season.
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Berlin (NFL Europe)
Tackles, Tight Ends
Rhein (NFL Europe)
Tackles, Tight Ends
Toledo
Tight Ends
Holland HS
Head Coach
Omaha (UFL)
Tight Ends
Nebraska
Grad. Asst./Tight Ends
Kentucky
Tight Ends
Kentucky
Tight Ends, Recruiting Coord.
Bourbon County HS
Defensive Line
Kentucky
GA/Offensive Line
Kentucky
GA/Tight Ends, Offensive Line
Campbell County HS
Head Coach
Newport HS
Head Coach
Troy
Offensive Line
Troy
OL, Running Game Coordinator
Kentucky
Offensive Line
Chad SCOTT
RBs, Running Game Coord.
Scott has a talented group at running back this fall,
including junior Jojo Kemp and sophomores Stanley
“Boom” Williams and Mikel Horton.
2006
2007-09
2010-12
2013-15
North Carolina
Troy
Texas Tech
Kentucky
GA/Video Analyst
Running Backs
Running Backs
Running Backs
Football STAFF
Head Athletic Trainer/
Football
Coaching Video Director
Christian Fiero
Gabe Amponsah
Director of Recruiting
Operations
Dan Berezowitz
Director of Football
Operations
Frank Buffano
Graduate Assistant/
Defense
Jonathan Cooley
Graduate Assistant/
Offense
Max Drisko
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Jim Madaleno
Registered Dietitian
Monica Fowler
Graduate Asst./
Video Analyst
Tyler Hancock
Executive Associate
Director of Athletics
Marc Hill
Asst. Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Donald Horton
Asst. Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Antonio Sandoval
Taylor Eavenson
Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Corey Edmond
Asst. Director of
Recruiting Operations
Director of Sports
Medicine
Equipment Manager
Graduate Asst./
Video Analyst
Nicholas Papas
Director of Player
Development
Josh Pruitt
Director of Sports
Sciences
Chris Ronald
Graduate Assistant/
Offense
Mark Pelini
Graduate Assistant/
Defense
Casey Vance
Tom Kalinowski
High Performance
Coordinator
Administrative Staff
Lisa Ellis, Sandy Griffin,
Brittany Mullins
Erik Korem
Josh Estes-Waugh
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The Texas Roadhouse Countdown to Kickoff radio show now streaming live
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Tune in to the radio show for every UK
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CHRISTI THOMAS AND FREDDIE MAGGARD
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Drew Barker emerge as a viable starter and the
team actually having fun. And now it comes down
to one final game against Louisville, just like last
year. What will be different is the Cats will lay it all
on the line, have BBN behind them in full force and
get to that 6th win.
FREDDIE: I finally nailed the Hoss Cat, or MVP
by selecting JoJo Kemp. UK righted the ship with
a dominating win over Charlotte. UK controlled the
line of scrimmage and executed “make a difference” defensive plays with 9 TFLs, 4 QB sacks,
and 2 INTs. Also, 544 total offensive yards were
CHRISTI: Boy did we need that!? It was good to fun to watch. Great way to establish momentum
see the Cats running backs dominate the game, going into Governor’s Cup.
• Hoss Cat: Drew Barker
• Wildcat Warrior: Drew Barker
• Christi’s Score prediction: UK 27, Char 10
• Freddie’s Score prediction: UK 37, Char 17
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• Establish and maintain run
• Positive 1st down
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• Manage pass rush
DEFENSE
SPECIAL TEAMS
• Contain quarterback
• Win field position
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game
Hoss Cat: JoJo Kemp
Score Prediction: UK 31, UL 28
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UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
Open up A wOrld Of prOmise
or 150 years, the university of Kentucky
has served the people of the Commonwealth and our region. Through the education we provide, the creative research we
conduct, and the care and service we render, we
are the university for Kentucky — the institution
our Commonwealth has charged with asking
and addressing the most penetrating questions
confronting our state and her people, the vexations that challenge us in education, economic
development, health care, and cultural and
societal advance.
what does that commitment mean to you?
it means that from day one on our campus you
can study with faculty who are leaders in their
fields. You can walk 10 minutes in any direction
and work with a world-class clinician, chemist, historian, poet, engineer, business specialist and others. we hold fast to our first priority — the
development of our students, the young men and
women who come here with bright, uncompromising potential and who we expect to leave here ready
to lead lives of leadership, meaning and purpose.
we have a deep sense of service, along with
an uncommon position as both the state’s flagship and land-grant institution. strong linkages
exist among graduate education, academic
research and our clinical medical enterprise.
Those partnerships have helped build a nationally
respected medical center that increasingly provides access to advanced subspecialty care for
those most in need across the state and region.
Together, our campus is at the forefront of creativity and discovery. uK is currently one of only
22 public institutions with a trifecta of federal
designations of excellence — for aging, in cancer
and with respect to translational science. we
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have been home or educational proving ground
for nobel laureates and the national Book Award
winner; state poet laureates and winners of the
pulitzer prize. Our faculty members across disciplines are working in communities to improve
cancer-screening rates; are using the latest computational science technology to unlock the treasures of the dead sea scrolls in paris; or are
providing their skills to improve drinking water in
Central and south America.
To support our work, the university is investing
more than $1.7 billion in its academic, research,
health care, athletic and community infrastructure, the vast majority of which is the result of private fund-raising efforts, public-private
partnerships, and the support of university athletics. The physical transformation — combined
with our traditional mission of service, discovery
and teaching — has given us a sense of momentum and a renewed sense of purpose.
Our campus is the Commonwealth. Though we
are in and of lexington, we have a footprint
through our extension network in all 120 Kentucky counties. Our health care enterprise partners with 170 clinical outreach practices
reaching some 4,300 beds. The economic impact of our research exceeds $580 million, creates jobs, generates tax revenue and addresses
the seemingly intractable challenges we face.
As an institution, collectively, we represent a
powerful pairing of global reach, but enduring
commitment to one state. we have a vision to be
one of the handful of truly outstanding residential
public research campuses in the united states,
a special place that elevates a Commonwealth
and impacts a larger world beyond its borders.
we invite you to come see blue with us.
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ELI CAPILOUTO
UniverSity PreSiDent
r. eli Capilouto became the 12th President of the University of Kentucky on
July 1, 2011.
As President, Dr. Capilouto has intently
engaged with university and community
stakeholders to renew our founding mission and
vision as a public, flagship, land-grant and
research university. this covenant with the
Commonwealth calls upon the University of
Kentucky to be a guidepost for the state through
a multi-faceted mission of teaching, research,
service and health care.
to embolden the institution’s enduring legacy,
Dr. Capilouto has led a process to enrich UK’s
academic experience by increasing institutional
investments in merit-based financial aid and
expanding the University Honors Program.
Because of his priorities, the University has
enrolled 289 national Merit, national Achieve-
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THE CAPILOUTO
file
PERSONAL
Birthplace: Montgomery, Ala.
Family: Dr. Mary Lynne Capilouto and
a daughter
EDUCATION
Dr. Capilouto holds several undergraduate and graduate degrees from schools
within the University of Alabama system,
and a Doctorate in Health Policy and
Management from Harvard University.
CAREER
Previously served as Provost of the University of Alabama-Birmingham (UAB)
and Dean of the UAB School of Public
Health — a period of remarkable growth
and transformation at one of the leading academic and health sciences institutions in the South.
D R . EL I CA PIL O U TO is the 12th president of
the University of Kentucky.
ment and national Hispanic Scholars in the last
three years — tripling the number of
incoming scholars.
Since Dr. Capilouto’s arrival, UK has initiated
more than 89 projects and $1.7 billion in ongoing and approved capital construction to rapidly
enhance and expand the college experience on
the University campus.
Under his leadership, the $3 billion flagship
university for the Commonwealth has gained
significant momentum in fulfilling its broad and
visionary mission. in doing so, President
Capilouto has invested considerable time in
building partnerships with external stakeholders,
as well as new and enduring commitments from
donors and friends of the institution.
A native of Montgomery, Ala., Dr. Capilouto
previously served as Provost of the University of
Alabama-Birmingham (UAB) and Dean of the
UAB School of Public Health. Dr. Capilouto holds
several undergraduate and graduate degrees
from schools within the University of Alabama
system, and a Doctorate in Health Policy and
Management from Harvard University. He and
his wife, Dr. Mary Lynne Capilouto (D.M.D.), a former Dean of the UAB School of Dentistry, have
one daughter.
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MITCH BARNHART
U n i v e r s i t y o f K e n t U c K y At h l e t i c s d i r e c t o r
itch Barnhart, University of Kentucky
director of Athletics, is being recognized as one of the best in the nation
in his profession.
Barnhart was one of four division i Ads named
ncAA division i Athletics director of the year in June
at the annual convention of the national
Association of collegiate directors of Athletics.
Barnhart was one of four finalists for the Athletics director of the year as chosen by the SportsBusiness Journal. And, in february, Barnhart
received the sports Business Award from the Bluegrass sports commission.
it is no coincidence that Barnhart’s multiple
accolades came in the same year as the completion of his 15 by 15 by 15 Plan, an ambitious blueprint set in 2008 in which Kentucky would rank in
the nation’s top 15 athletic programs and win 15
conference or national championships by 2015. At
the same time, Barnhart set a goal of a 3.0 composite grade-point average for UK student-athletes
and an even greater commitment to community
service by Wildcat athletes and staff.
the academic goal was first achieved in the
spring semester of 2010 and has an active streak
of six consecutive 3.0 semesters, hitting a peak in
spring 2014 with a school-record 3.218 composite
GPA. community service has risen to more than
4,000 hours annually and includes outreach to the
lexington area, the state and as far away as
ethiopia. the directors’ cup objective was reached
a year early when UK ranked at a school-record no.
11 in the 2013-14 national all-sports standings.
the Wildcats followed with a no. 22 ranking in
2014-15, marking the third consecutive year that
UK landed in the top 25.
the final goal was reached in March when UK
men’s basketball claimed the southeastern conference tournament title, the 15th championship
won by Wildcat athletes since 2008.
Barnhart’s 15 by 15 by 15 Plan started by providing funds for full coaching staffs and scholarship
allotments for all 22 UK sports.
M
MITCH BARNHART (right) received the
Jim Host Sports Business Award.
next, Barnhart constructed new facilities, including the Joe craft center; new stadiums for track and
field, softball and soccer; the UK Golf house; and
the Wildcat coal lodge dormitory. commonwealth
stadium recently completed major renovations and
a new football practice/office complex is underway.
A new baseball stadium and indoor tennis facility
are on the drawing board. All totaled, Barnhart has
completed or is in the process of approximately
$297 million of facility construction.
UK Athletics has remained financially self-sufficient under Barnhart’s management, operating
with a balanced budget and with the help of no
state or University funds. seeing pressing facility
needs on campus as well, Barnhart has made a
$65 million commitment for athletics to fund nearly
two-thirds of the new Academic science Building.
he also directs an annual $1.7-million contribution
to the University’s scholarship program.
Barnhart is a native of Kansas city, Kan. he
earned his bachelor’s degree from ottawa
University (Kansas) in 1981 and a master’s in
sports administration from ohio University.
Barnhart’s family includes his wife, connie; three
children, Blaire, scott, and Kirby Willoughby; Kirby’s
husband, McKenzie, and a grandson, cooper.
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HISTORY AND TRADITIONS
p a g e a N t R y O f B I g B l U e N at I O N
COLORS
the University of Kentucky adopted blue and
white as its official colors in 1892. UK students
had first decided on blue and light yellow before
the Kentucky-Centre football game Dec. 19,
1891. the yellow was soon dropped from the
combination and replaced by white.
the particular Kentucky shade of blue, close to
royal blue, was determined without ceremony.
after settling on the base colors, a student posed
the logical question, “What color blue?” letterman Richard Stoll looked down at his necktie and
raised it to the air. the vote was unanimous.
So Kentucky blue is really Stoll necktie blue.
GOAL POSTS
the Commonwealth Stadium goal posts have
been torn down twice since it opened in 1973.
they were first toppled in 1997 following Kentucky’s 40-34 overtime win over alabama. It was
UK’s first victory over the tide in 75 years. “If I
weren’t so old, I’d have torn them down myself,”
said then-UK athletics Director C.M. Newton.
It happened again in 2006 after the Wildcats’
dramatic 24-20 triumph over georgia, but that
should be the last time. Citing safety concerns,
UK has installed collapsible goal posts, which will
prevent repeats of the popular — but potentially
dangerous — celebration ritual.
CHEERLEADERS
the Kentucky cheerleading squad won an
unprecedented 20th national cheerleading
championship in 2014 at the competition sponsored by the Universal Cheerleaders association.
the cheerleaders also won the UCa national title
in 1985, 1987, 1988, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997,
1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005,
2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012 and have been
the runners-up on six occasions. Jomo thompson is the coach of the cheerleaders and t. lynn
Williamson is the cheerleader adviser.
GOVERNOR’S CUP
the governor’s Cup was created in 1994 as
the trophy for the winner of the Kentuckylouisville game.
Donated by Kroger at a cost of $23,000, the
governor’s Cup stands 33 inches tall and weighs
110 pounds. the trophy’s base and upright
columns are hand-milled black marble. the glass
components are composed of Optic-grade crystal. all metal parts are 23-karat, gold-plated
brass. the cup itself is solid pewter with a 23karat gold-plated finish.
the cup was designed by Kendall Costner and
sculpted by James Corcoran of Bruce fox, Inc. the
Kentucky-louisville series was renewed in 1994
with the Wildcats winning the game, 20-14.
NATIONAL
Champions
Kentucky is the 1950 national champion,
according to Jeff Sagarin, who handles
computer ratings for USA Today. In 1950, the
national champions were decided after the
regular season but before the bowl games,
preventing the No. 7-ranked Wildcats from
receiving credit for knocking off No. 1-ranked
Oklahoma, 13-7, in the Sugar Bowl.
Sagarin, who has handled computer
ratings since the 1970s, reconstructed
earlier seasons so that bowl games could be
taken into account. His analysis indicates
that UK was the Sagarin Ratings national
champion for the 1950 season.
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HISTORY AND TRADITIONS
p a g e a n t r y o f B i g B l u e n at i o n
NICKNAME
the official nickname of university of Kentucky sports teams is Wildcats.
the name became synonymous with uK
shortly after a 6-2 victory over illinois on oct. 9,
1909. Commandant philip Carbusier, then head
of the military department of old State university,
told a group of students in a chapel service following the game that the Kentucky football team
had “fought like wildcats.”
the moniker “Wildcats” became increasingly
popular and the university since adopted it as its
official nickname.
THE ROADCATS
“the Kentucky roadcats rV Club” is a group
of Wildcat fans who own rVs and get together to
follow the team on road trips. the club was
established in 1999 and has had more than
100 members. the roadcats also sponsor
scholarships each year for the team’s student
managers and/or student athletic trainers. the
roadcats’ officers are ron and Donna Mcgohn
(presidents), Becky Mcgaughey (vice president),
Jane floyd (treasurer) and Kathy adams
(secretary). in addition to their support of the
football team, the roadcats also have had events
for basketball and baseball games.
CAWOOD LEDFORD
the legendary “Voice of the Wildcats” was
Cawood ledford. for 39 years, ledford called
Kentucky football and men’s basketball. His
voice alone symbolized uK athletics. ledford
called his last uK football game nov. 23, 1991,
vs. tennessee, and retired from the microphone
following the 1991-92 basketball season.
WILDCAT MASCOT
the Wildcat costumed mascot originated during the 1976-77 academic year at the university
of Kentucky. gary tanner was the first Wildcat to
dance and entertain
crowds at Commonwealth Stadium and
rupp arena.
today, the Wildcat
mascot also attends
academic functions
and serves as a
friendly ambassador for the university.
in the early 1980s, Wildcat mascot terry Barney began the tradition of doing a one-arm
pushup for each of Kentucky’s points in front of
the student section at Commonwealth Stadium
after every Wildcat score.
Scratch, another costumed mascot, was unveiled in 1996.
NAT NORTHINGTON
nat northington of louisville became the first
african-american player to sign with the university of Kentucky and a Southeastern Conference
institution. northington signed a national letterof-intent with uK in December 1965. He later
became the first african-american football player
to play in an SeC game, appearing in the uK-ole
Miss game in lexington on Sept. 30, 1967.
THE IMMORTALS
Simply known as “the immortals,” the 1898
university of Kentucky football squad remains
the only undefeated, untied and unscored upon
Wildcat club in school history. “the immortals”
outscored opponents 180-0 while posting a 7-0
record. roscoe Severs served as team captain
under coach W.r. Bass.
PAUL “BEAR” BRYANT
paul “Bear” Bryant won more games than any
other coach in uK football history. Bryant spent
eight years in lexington (1946-53) and produced
an impressive 60-23-5 record. He led the Wildcats
to four bowl games and their first SeC title in 1950.
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UK IN THE POSTSEASON
W i L D C At S i N B O W L g A M e S
WESLEY WOODYARD and KEEN A N B U R TO N hoist the Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl trophy after
beating Florida State in 2007.
OVERALL BOWL RECORD: 8-7
Dec. 6, 1947
Jan. 2, 1950
Jan. 1, 1951
Jan. 1, 1952
Dec. 31, 1976
Dec. 22, 1983
Dec. 29, 1984
Dec. 31, 1993
Jan. 1, 1999
Dec. 29, 1999
Dec. 29, 2006
Dec. 31, 2007
Jan. 2, 2009
Dec. 27, 2009
Jan. 8, 2011
BOWL GAME
great Lakes Bowl
Orange Bowl
Sugar Bowl
Cotton Bowl
Peach Bowl
Hall of Fame Bowl
Hall of Fame Bowl
Peach Bowl
Outback Bowl
HomePoint.com Music City Bowl
gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl
AutoZone Liberty Bowl
BBVA Compass Bowl
Kentucky 24, Villanova 14
Santa Clara 21, Kentucky 13
Kentucky 13, Oklahoma 7
Kentucky 20, tCU 7
Kentucky 21, North Carolina 0
West Virginia 20, Kentucky 16
Kentucky 20, Wisconsin 19
Clemson 14, Kentucky 13
Penn State 26, Kentucky 14
Syracuse 20, Kentucky 13
Kentucky 28, Clemson 20
Kentucky 35, Florida State 28
Kentucky 25, east Carolina 19
Clemson 21, Kentucky 13
Pittsburgh 27, Kentucky 10
highlights
KEY MOMENTS
• Andre’ Woodson was named Most Valuable
Player of Kentucky’s 2006 and 2007 Music
City Bowl championships.
• Walt Yowarsky was named the Most Valuable Player of UK’s 1951 Sugar Bowl triumph over Oklahoma, ending the Sooners’
31-game win streak.
• All-America quarterback Vito “Babe” Parilli
led the Wildcats to the Orange, Sugar and
Cotton bowls in consecutive seasons.
• Mike Martin was the Defensive Most Valuable Player of the 1976 Peach Bowl when
the Wildcats shut out North Carolina.
• Marc Logan was the MVP of Kentucky’s
1984 Hall of Fame Bowl win over Wisconsin.
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COMMONWEALTH STADIUM
new kentucky home
t’s more than just a renovation. commonwealth Stadium has a new identity. with the dramatic
facelifts and improvements that address the growing needs of an up-and-coming program and
comforts of the dedicated members of Big Blue nation, commonwealth Stadium takes on a
modern look but remains true to its kentucky roots. Fans will enjoy a more intimate setting at every
football game — from a dedicated student section in the east end zone to a spot in one of the 20
new private suites or 2,000 new club seats in the stadium — as well as new concourses with
improved concessions, restrooms and security. kentucky players and coaches will utilize the new
home-team facility spaces, including a new multi-purpose recruiting room to host future wildcats
on their on-campus visits. come enjoy every game from the renovated comforts of your football
home — commonwealth Stadium.
I
LOGE SEATING provides fans with a great view
T H E R E C R U I T I N G R O O M is situated near
of the game.
the new student section at Commonwealth Stadium.
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WILDCAT SPIRIT
P r o v I D I n g A U n I q U E g A M E D Ay AT M o S P h E r E
WILDCAT MARCHING BAND
Entertaining thousands of fans with their spirited, high-energy performances, the Wildcat
Marching Band enjoys a national reputation as
one of the finest collegiate marching bands in
the country.
Along with performances at every home football game, the Wildcat Marching Band provides
a pep band for every away game in the Southeastern Conference and travels with the full
band to one away game each year. In addition,
the Wildcat Marching Band has participated in
numerous post-season bowl games, Bands of
American regional Championships, a Presidential Inauguration, a World Series and the 2008
ryder Cup.
The basketball pep band was part of the 2012
nCAA Basketball tournament where UK won
their eighth national Championship.
The Wildcat Marching Band and the awardwinning Sweetheart Majorettes are comprised of
students from three countries, 21 states and
nearly every major offered on campus at the University of Kentucky. The University of Kentucky
Sweetheart Majorettes joined the Wildcat MarchTEAM WILDCAT
file
TEAM WILDCAT is a subcommittee of
Students Today, Alumni Tomorrow (STAT)
and is an athletic spirit-based organization, which was developed through a partnership with UK Athletics and the UK
Alumni Association. Participation in TEAM
WILDCAT is available exclusively to members of STAT.
TEAM WILDCAT coordinates the efforts
of the student section at games, leads
traditions, hosts game watch parties, road
trips and more. In addition, TEAM WILDCAT members have access to other exclusive opportunities throughout the year.
ing Band in 1968 and are the current ohio State
Dance/Twirl Team Champions.
The Wildcat Marching Band is under the direction of Professor Scott-Lee Atchison. The Director
of Bands is Dr. Cody Birdwell and the Associate
Director of Bands is Professor george Boulden.
other groups in the university's comprehensive
band program include the Wildcat Basketball Pep
Band, two large jazz ensembles and three
outstanding concert bands: the award-winning
UK Wind Ensemble, the Symphony Band and the
Concert Band. For more information about the
UK band program, visit www.ukbands.org.
DANCE TEAM
The University of Kentucky dance team helps
generate excitement and enthusiasm at Wildcat
athletics events. The team has a blue squad and
a white squad, and is coached by Dawn Walters.
The team won its first national championship
at the 2005 national competition, sponsored by
the United Spirit Association. Last year, UK finished eighth nationally in the pom division and
sixth in the hip-hop division sponsored by the
Universal Dance Association.
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GRIDIRON GREATS
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CLYDE JOHNSON
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Player, Positions (Selection)
ralph Kercheval, B (aP)
Bert Johnson, B (aP)
Clyde Johnson, t (aP)
Wash serini, t (aP)
Wallace Jones, e (aP)
Jay rhodemyre, C (aP)
Bob Gain, t (aP)
Harry Ulinski, C (aP)
Bob Gain, t (aP, UPi)
Babe Parilli, QB (aP, UPi)
Gene Donaldson, G (aP)
steve meilinger, e (aP, UPi)
Doug moseley, C (aP, UPi)
Babe Parilli, QB (aP, UPi)
ray Correll, G (aP)
Bob Hardy, QB (aP)
Howard schnellenberger, e (aP, UPi)
lou michaels, t (aP, UPi)
lou michaels, t (aP, UPi)
tom Hutchinson, e (aP)
tom Hutchinson, e (aP, UPi)
tom Hutchinson, e (aP, UPi)
Junior Hawthorne, t (aP)
Herschel turner, t (UPi)
rodger Bird, HB (aP, UPi)
rick Kestner, e (aP, UPi)
sam Ball, t (aP, UPi)
TO M H U TCH IN SO N
Year
1965
1965
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1973
1973
1973
1974
1974
1975
1975
1976
1976
1977
1977
1977
1977
1977
1978
1978
1978
1979
1980
1981
1983
1984
rodger Bird, HB (aP, UPi)
rick Kestner, e (UPi)
Dicky lyons sr., fB (UPi)
Dicky lyons sr., HB (aP, UPi)
Dave roller, Dt (aP, UPi)
Dave roller, Dt (aP, UPi)
Joe federspiel, lB (aP, UPi)
Darryl Bishop, DB (UPi)
sonny Collins, tB (aP, UPi)
Jim mcCollum, Dl (UPi)
Warren Bryant, Ot (aP, UPi)
art still, De (UPi)
tom Dornbrook, OG (aP)
Dallas Owens, DB (aP)
Derrick ramsey, QB (aP, UPi)
mike siganos, DB (aP, UPi)
art still, De (aP, UPi)
Dan fowler, OG (UPi)
richard Jaffe, NG (UPi)
Jim Kovach, lB (aP, UPi)
richard Jaffe, NG (aP, UPi)
Ken roark, C (aP)
andy molls, DB (aP)
Paul Calhoun, P (aP)
George adams, t (aP, UPi)
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f i r s t - t e a m a l l- a m e r i c a n s
STEVE MEILINGER
R O D G ER B IR D
WA R R EN B R YA N T
YEAR PLAYER
POS
PUBLICATION/ASSOCIATION
1942
1949
1950
clyde Johnson
Bob Gain
Bob Gain
t
t
t
1950
Babe Parilli
QB
1951
1951
1952
1953
1953
1955
1956
1957
Babe Parilli
Doug moseley
steve meilinger
steve meilinger
ray correll
Howard schnellenberger
lou michaels
lou michaels
QB
c
De
De
G
De
t
t
1961
1963
1965
irv Goode
Herschel turner
sam Ball
c
t
t
1965
1965
1974
1974
1976
1977
rodger Bird
rick norton
elmore stephens
rick nuzum
Warren Bryant
art still
HB
QB
te
c
t
De
1989
1998
1999
2002
mike Pfeifer
tim couch
James Whalen
Derek abney
t
QB
te
Kr
2002
2010
Glenn Pakulak
randall cobb
Danny trevathan
P
all-Purpose
lB
aP
all-Players, nY sun, nea
aP, UPi, ins, nea, cP, fWaa, look, aaB, fD,
nY news, camp
aP, ins, colliers, nY news, the sporting news,
aaB, camp
UP, ins, nea, cP, aaB, nY news, all-Players, camp
aP, fWaa-look
aP, nea, all-Players
nea, colliers, aaB
fWaa-look, chicago tribune
aP
UP, na, colliers, nY news, camp
aP, nea, fWaa-look, coaches, nY news,
the sporting news
time
time
UPi, nea, fWaa-look, coaches, time,
the sporting news
time, nBc, camp
time, nBc
time
nea
coaches, camp
aP, UPi, nea, coaches, fWaa, camp,
the sporting news, football news
football news, mizlou
fWaa, camp, aaff
aP, camp, fWaa, aaff, cnn/si, cBs sportsline
aP, fWaa, camp, the sporting news, esPn,
cBs sportsline, cnnsi, college football news
cBs sportsline
aP, si.com
college football news, scout.com
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GRIDIRON GREATS
F I R S T - T E A M A L L- S E C
DICKY LYONS
Year
1984
1987
1988
1989
1989
1990
1991
1993
1993
1994
1995
1997
1998
1998
1998
1999
1999
1999
2000
2000
2001
2001
2001
MO E W IL L IA MS
Paul Calhoun, DB (AP, UPI, Coaches)
Jerry Reese, DL (Coaches)
Randy Holleran, LB (AP)
Oliver Barnett, DT (AP, UPI, Coaches)
Mike Pfeifer, OT (AP, UPI, Coaches)
Randy Holleran, LB (AP, Coaches)
Doug Pelfrey, PK (AP)
Marcus Jenkins, DB (Coaches)
Marty Moore, LB (AP, Coaches)
Melvin Johnson, FS (AP)
Moe Williams, TB (AP, Coaches)
John Schlarman, OG (AP)
Kris Comstock, OT (AP)
Tim Couch, QB (AP, Coaches)
Craig Yeast, WR (AP, Coaches)
Andy Smith, P (AP, Coaches)
James Whalen, TE (AP, Coaches)
Jeff Snedegar, LB (Coaches)
Derek Smith, TE (AP, Coaches)
Omar Smith, OL (AP)
Derek Abney, WR (AP)
Dennis Johnson, DE (AP)
Glenn Pakulak, P (AP)
Year
2002
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2005
2006
2006
2006
2007
2007
2008
2008
2008
2009
2009
2010
2010
2011
2014
2014
TIM CO U CH
Derek Abney, KR (AP, Coaches)
Antonio Hall, OT (Coaches)
Glenn Pakulak, P (AP, Coaches)
Artose Pinner, RB (AP, Coaches)
Derek Abney, KR (AP, Coaches)
Antonio Hall, OT (AP, Coaches)
Rafael Little, KR (AP)
Keenan Burton, KR (AP)
Jacob Tamme, TE (AP, Coaches)
Wesley Woodyard, LB (Coaches)
Jacob Tamme, TE (AP, Coaches)
Wesley Woodyard, LB (AP, Coaches)
Micah Johnson, LB (Coaches)
Trevard Lindley, CB (AP, Coaches)
Tim Masthay, P (AP, Coaches)
Randall Cobb, All-Purpose (AP)
Corey Peters, DT (Coaches)
Randall Cobb, All-Purpose (AP, Coaches)
Danny Trevathan, LB (AP, Coaches)
Danny Trevathan, LB (AP)
Alvin Dupree, LB/DE (AP, Coaches)
Austin MacGinnis, K (AP, Coaches)
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The OFFICIAL
15
GRIDIRON GREATS
single-game records
Total offensive Yards ......................525 ..Jared lorenzen vs. georgia .......................................oct. 21, 2000
most rush attempts..........................41 ..derick logan vs. mississippi state .............................nov. 9, 1996
derick logan vs. georgia...........................................oct. 26, 1996
most rushing Yards........................299 ..moe Williams vs. south carolina ............................sept. 23, 1995
most rushing Touchdowns.................4 ..artose Pinner vs. Vanderbilt......................................nov. 16, 2002
moe Williams vs. south carolina ............................sept. 23, 1995
sonny collins vs. mississippi state .............................oct. 6, 1973
rodger Bird vs. Vanderbilt...........................................nov. 6, 1965
longest run From scrimmage........t91 ..Harry Jones vs. george Washington .........................nov. 17, 1951
most Pass attempts..........................67 ..Tim couch vs. arkansas (47 comp.)............................oct. 3, 1998
most Pass completions ....................47 ..Tim couch vs. arkansas (67 att.) ................................oct. 3, 1998
most Passing Yards ........................528 ..Jared lorenzen vs. georgia .......................................oct. 21, 2000
most Touchdown Passes ....................7 ..Tim couch vs. indiana..............................................sept. 20, 1997
Tim couch vs. louisville.............................................sept. 5, 1998
longest Pass From scrimmage ......t97 ..Tim couch/craig Yeast vs. Florida ..........................sept. 26, 1998
consecutive Pass completions........16 ..dusty Bonner vs. connecticut .................................sept. 11, 1999
most receptions ...............................16 ..craig Yeast vs. Vanderbilt..........................................nov. 14, 1998
most receiving Yards .....................269 ..craig Yeast vs. Vanderbilt..........................................nov. 14, 1998
most receiving Touchdowns ..............4 ..al Bruno vs. north dakota ........................................nov. 18, 1950
craig Yeast vs. indiana.............................................sept. 20, 1997
James Whalen vs. georgia ........................................oct. 23, 1999
most all-Purpose Yardage ..............429 ..moe Williams vs. south carolina ............................sept. 23, 1995
most Points scored...........................25 ..calvin Bird vs. Hawaii (4Td, 1PaT) ..........................sept. 13, 1958
most Points by a Kicker ....................18 ..doug Pelfrey vs. mississippi state (5Fg, 3PaT)........oct. 31, 1992
most Touchdowns scored...................4 ..10 times
most recent, artose Pinner vs. Vanderbilt ...............nov. 16, 2002
most Field goals .................................5 ..doug Pelfrey vs. mississippi state ............................oct. 31, 1992
most Field goal attempts ...................7 ..doug Pelfrey vs. mississippi state ............................oct. 31, 1992
longest Field goal ............................53 ..doug Pelfrey vs. indiana ..........................................sept. 21, 1991
doug Pelfrey vs. cincinnati..........................................nov. 2, 1991
most PaTs by Kicking ........................10 ..Bob gain vs. north dakota .......................................nov. 18, 1950
most PaTs attempted by Kicking ......10 ..Bob gain vs. north dakota .......................................nov. 18, 1950
most Punts ........................................13 ..Jimmy carter vs. Florida ..........................................sept. 28, 1996
dave Hardt vs. Kansas state...................................sept. 19, 1970
Jay Tesar vs. lsU ........................................................oct. 19, 1985
most Punting Yards ........................539 ..Jimmy carter vs. Florida ..........................................sept. 28, 1996
longest Punt .....................................80 ..Paul calhoun vs. indiana .........................................sept. 27, 1983
most Punt return Touchdowns ..........2 ..derek abney vs. mississippi state..............................nov. 2, 2002
longest Punt return........................t97 ..dicky lyons sr. vs. Houston ......................................nov. 12, 1966
most Kickoff return Touchdowns ......1 ..18 times
most recent, derrick locke vs. louisville ...............sept. 19, 2009
longest Kickoff return .................t100 ..6 times
most recent, derrick locke vs. louisville ...............sept. 19, 2009
most interceptions ..............................3 ..5 times
most recent, marcus Jenkins vs. Florida ................sept. 11, 1993
most interception return Tds ............1 ..several times
most recent, Fred Tiller vs. louisville .......................nov. 29, 2014
longest interception return .........t100 ..dave Hunter vs. West Virginia.....................................nov. 2, 1968
most Tackles .....................................29 ..randy Holleran vs. lsU .............................................oct. 20, 1990
most solo Tackles .............................16 ..Jeff Zurcher vs. georgia .............................................oct. 24, 1998
larry smith vs. Tulane .............................................sept. 22, 1984
most assisted Tackles ......................16 ..chris chenault vs. Vanderbilt......................................nov. 7, 1987
most QB sacks ....................................5 ..dean Wells vs. indiana ............................................sept. 19, 1992
most Tackles for loss .........................6 ..marlon mccree vs. Florida ......................................sept. 26, 1998
t - play resulted in a touchdown
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GRIDIRON GREATS
L O n G e S T P L AY S
DEREK ABNEY
D O U G PEL FR EY
D ER R ICK L O CKE
RUSHING
KICKOFF RETURNS
t91
88
t88
t88
t100 Derrick Locke vs. Louisville, 2009
Derrick Locke vs. Western Kentucky, 2008
Keenan Burton vs. Louisville, 2006
Derek Abney vs. Florida, 2002
Craig Yeast vs. Florida, 1998
Kurt Johnson vs. Georgia, 1989
Harry Jones vs. George Washington, 1951
Bernie Scruggs vs. Georgia, 1970
Bill Ransdell vs. Xavier, 1960
Jalen Whitlow vs. Alabama State, 2013
PASSING
t97
t92
89
t88
t87
Tim Couch/Craig Yeast vs. Florida, 1998
Dave Bair/Dicky Lyons Sr. vs. Georgia, 1968
Jared Lorenzen/Derek Smith vs. Georgia, 2000
Maxwell Smith/Javess Blue vs. Miami (OH), 2013
Tim Couch/Kio Sanford vs. Tennessee, 1997
PUNTING
80
78
75
73
72
Paul Calhoun vs. Indiana, 1983
Randy Jenkins vs. Tennessee, 1983
Bill Hawk vs. Tennessee, 1991
Ryan Tydlacka vs. Ole Miss, 2010
Tim Masthay vs. Mississippi State, 2008
PUNT RETURNS
t97
t88
t87
t86
Dicky Lyons Sr. vs. Houston, 1966
Larry Carter vs. Virginia Tech, 1978
Don Phelps vs. Marquette, 1946
Andy Molls vs. Vanderbilt, 1981
Derek Abney vs. Arkansas, 2002
INTERCEPTION RETURNS
t100 David Hunter vs. West Virginia, 1968
t97 Darryl Bishop vs. Mississippi State, 1972
t95 David Johnson vs. Cincinnati, 1986
Rodger Bird vs. Auburn, 1964
t93 Don Frampton vs. Ole Miss, 1949
FIELD GOALS
54
53
52
Austin MacGinnis vs. Tennessee, 2014
Doug Pelfrey vs. Indiana, 1991
Doug Pelfrey vs. Cincinnati, 1991
Austin MacGinnis vs. Ohio, 2014
Taylor Begley vs. Alabama, 2004
Doug Pelfrey vs. LSU, 1992
Doug Pelfrey vs. Mississippi State, 1992
Doug Pelfrey vs. Florida, 1991
Joey Worley vs. Wisconsin, 1984
Rick Strein vs. Kansas, 1981
Joe Bryant vs. Virginia Tech, 1977
John Pierce vs. Florida, 1974
t - play resulted in a touchdown
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CATS IN THE PROS
s u c c e e d i n g at t h e n e x t l e v e l
R A N DA L L COBB
george adams, RB
new York giants 1985-89
new england Patriots 1990-91
ermal allen, QB
cleveland Browns 1947
sam Ball, t
Baltimore colts 1966-71
Oliver Barnett, dt
atlanta Falcons 1990-92
Buffalo Bills 1993-94
san Francisco 49ers 1995
arliss Beach, RB
green Bay Packers 2006
Rodger Bird, dB
Oakland Raiders 1966-68
george Blanda, QB/PK
chicago Bears 1949-58
Baltimore colts 1950
houston Oilers 1960-66
Jerry Blanton, lB
Kansas city chiefs 1979-85
shane Boyd, QB
arizona cardinals 2006
houston texans 2007
chuck Bradley, Ot
cincinnati Bengals 1993
Jeff Brady, lB
Pittsburgh steelers 1991
los angeles Rams 1993
san diego chargers 1993
tampa Bay Buccaneers 1994
Minnesota vikings 1995-97
carolina Panthers 1998
indianapolis colts 1999
Warren Bryant, Ot
los angeles Raiders 1984
cornell Burbage, WR
dallas cowboys 1987-89
CHRIS MATTHEWS
Randy Burke, WR
vincent “sweet Pea” Burns, dt
Keenan Burton, WR
st. louis Rams 2008-09
Bob Butler, g
Philadelphia eagles 1962
new York Jets 1963
Randall cobb, WR
green Bay Packers 2011-14
sonny collins, RB
atlanta Falcons 1976
John conner, FB
new York Jets 2010-12, 14
cincinnati Bengals 2012
new York giants 2013
tim couch, QB
cleveland Browns 1999-2003
Bob davis, B
cleveland Rams 1938
Boston Yanks 1944-46
doug davis, t
dermontti dawson, c
Pittsburgh steelers 1988-2000
chris demaree, de
san diego chargers 2002
gene donaldson, g
thom dornbrook, Og/c
Miami dolphins 1980
Bob dougherty, lB
JACOB TAMME
L A R R Y WA R FO R D
Maurice douglass, dB
irv goode, c
st. louis cardinals 1962-71
Miami dolphins 1973-74
Jon dumbauld, de
new Orleans saints 1986, ’88
Philadelphia eagles 1987-88
Will grant, c
Buffalo Bills 1978-85, 87
seattle seahawks 1986
tom ehlers, lB
Buffalo Bills 1978
Otis grigsby, de
Miami dolphins 2003
carolina Panthers 2006-07
John eibner, t
Philadelphia eagles 1941-42, ’46
Joe Federspiel, lB
new Orleans saints 1972-80
Baltimore colts 1981
John grimsley, lB
houston Oilers 1984-90
don Fielder, de
Winston guy, ss
Jacksonville Jaguars 2013-14
dan Fowler, Og
Russell hairston, WR
Bob Fry, t
los angeles Rams 1953-59
dallas cowboys 1960-64
steven hall, cB
Minnesota vikings 1996
dom Fucci, B
detroit lions 1955
dick hensley, e
chicago Bears 1953
Frank Fuller, dt
los angeles Rams 1953,’55,
’57-58
chicago cardinals 1959
st. louis cardinals 1960-62
Mark higgs, RB
dallas cowboys 1988
arizona cardinals 1994-95
Bob gain, t
cleveland Browns 1952,
1954-64
van hiles, dB
chicago Bears 1997
carwell gardner, de
glenn holt, WR
cincinnati Bengals 2006-08
donnie gardner, dt
Miami dolphins 1991
ivy Joe hunter, tB
indianapolis colts 1989-90
new england Patriots 1991
Willie gary, dB
st. louis Rams 2001
tom hutchinson, WR
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15
CATS IN THE PROS
s u c c e e d i n g at t h e n e x t l e v e l
cam Jacobs, lB
doug Kotar, RB
Jeremy Jarmon, de
Washington Redskins 2009-10
Jim Kovach, lB
Bert Johnson, B
Brooklyn dodgers 1937
chicago cardinals 1939-41
clyde Johnson, t
david Johnson, cB
dennis Johnson, de
arizona cardinals 2002-03
Melvin Johnson, Fs
tampa Bay Buccaneers 1995-97
Kansas city chiefs 1998
Micah Johnson, lB
Miami dolphins 2010
steve Johnson, WR
eric Kelly, cB
Frank leMaster, lB
trevard lindley, cB
luke lindon, t
detroit lions 1944-45
Marlon Mccree, dB
Jacksonville Jaguars 2001-03
houston texans 2003-04
san diego chargers 2006-07
denver Broncos 2008
lloyd Mcdermott, t
detroit lions 1950
chicago cardinals 1950-51
John Mcveigh, dl
Jim little, t
steve Meilinger, e
Marc logan, RB
san Francisco 49ers 1992-94
lou Michaels, de-K
Jared lorenzen, QB
Marty Moore, lB
new england Patriots 1994-99,
2001
Ricky lumpkin, dt
arizona cardinals 2012
dicky lyons sr., s
new Orleans saints 1970
Rick Massie, WR
denver Broncos 1987-88
shipwreck Kelly, RB
Brooklyn dodgers 1933-34, ’37
tim Masthay, P
Ralph Kercheval, RB-K
Brooklyn dodgers 1934-40
chris Matthews, WR
seattle seahawks, 2014
don King, t
denver Broncos 1960
tony Mayes, dB
st. louis cardinals 1987
Kelly Kirchbaum, lB
Kansas city chiefs 1980
Quentin Mccord, WR
CO R EY PETERS
JOHN CONNER
Bubba Mccollum, dt
houston Oilers 1974
noah Mullins, B
dan neal, c
Rick norton, QB
dick Palmer, lB
Miami dolphins 1970
Buffalo Bills 1972
Babe Parilli, QB
green Bay Packers 1952-53,
1957-58
Oakland Raiders 1960
Boston Patriots 1961-67
new York Jets 1968-69
doug Pelfrey, PK
todd Perry, Og
Wally Pesuit, Ot/c
corey Peters, dt
don Phelps, B
Joker Phillips, WR
Washington Redskins 1985, ’87
artose Pinner, RB
Myron Pryor, dt
new england Patriots 2009-11
Rick nuzum, c
Brad Pyatt, WR
indianapolis colts 2003-04
glenn Pakulak, P
new Orleans saints 2008
Washington Redskins 2009
James Ramey, de
st. louis cardinals 1979
RICKY LUMPKIN
TIM MA STH AY
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15
CATS IN THE PROS
S u C C E E D I n G AT T H E n E x T L E v E L
Derrick Ramsey, TE
Los Angeles Raiders 1982-83
new England Patriots 1983-85
Detroit Lions 1987
Bill Ransdell, QB
Indianapolis Colts 1988
Jerry Reese, DE
Pittsburgh Steelers 1988
Jay Rhodemyre, C
Green Bay Packers 1948-49,
’51-52
Dick Richards, WB
Brooklyn Dodgers 1933
Tom Richey, OG
Cincinnati Bengals 1987
Dewayne Robertson, DT
Denver Broncos 2008
Jimmy Robinson, WR
new Orleans Saints 2001
Dave Roller, DT
new York Giants 1971-74
Green Bay Packers 1975-78
Reggie Rusk, FS
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996-97
Seattle Seahawks 1997
San Diego Chargers 1999-2000
Terry Samuels, TE
Arizona Cardinals 1994-95
Larry Seiple, P
Miami Dolphins 1967-77
Washington Serini, G
Chicago Bears 1948-51
Green Bay Packers 1952
John Shannon, DE
Chicago Bears 1988-89
Glenn Shaw, RB
Chicago Bears 1960
Los Angeles Rams 1962
Alfonso Smith, RB
Arizona Cardinals, 2010-13
San Francisco 49ers 2014
Larry Smith, LB
Houston Oilers 1987
Omar Smith, C
Art Still, DE
Kansas City Chiefs 1978-87
Bob Talamini, G
Houston Oilers 1960-67
new York Jets 1968
Jacob Tamme, TE
Indianapolis Colts 2008-11
Denver Broncos 2012-14
Danny Trevathan, LB
Herschel Turner, G
St. Louis Cardinals 1964-65
Harry ulinski, C
Washington Redskins 1950-51,
’53-56
CURRENT
Cats in the NFL
NAME, POS.
TEAM
Javess Blue, WR .......................Green Bay
Randall Cobb, WR ....................Green Bay
John Conner, FB ............................Buffalo
Bud Dupree, LB ........................Pittsburgh
Winston Guy, S ......................Indianapolis
Braylon Heard, RB....................Pittsburgh
Stevie Johnson, WR..................San Diego
Ricky Lumpkin, DT.......................Oakland
Tim Masthay, P.........................Green Bay
Chris Matthews, WR ......................Seattle
Darrian Miller, OL ......................Cleveland
Corey Peters, DT............................Arizona
Za’Darius Smith, DE..................Baltimore
Jacob Tamme, TE ..........................Atlanta
Danny Trevathan, LB .....................Denver
Larry Warford, G.............................Detroit
Avery Williamson, LB ...............Tennessee
Wesley Woodyard, LB ..............Tennessee
as of Aug. 17, 2015
AVERY WILLIAMSON
Jeff van note, C
Atlanta Falcons 1969-86
WESLEY WOODYARD
Earl Wilson, DE
San Diego Chargers 1985-87
Chris Ward, DE
Baltimore Ravens 1997
Bob Windsor, TE
San Francisco 49ers 1967-71
new England Patriots 1972-75
Larry Warford, OG
Detroit Lions 2013-14
Bob Winkel, DT
Dean Wells, LB
Seattle Seahawks 1993-98
Carolina Panthers 1999-2001
Cal Withrow, C
San Diego Chargers 1970
Green Bay Packers 1971-73
St. Louis Cardinals 1974
James Whalen, TE
Dallas Cowboys 2000-03
Mark Wheeler, TE
Detroit Lions 1987
Garry Williams, OL
Carolina Panthers 2009-14
Moe Williams, RB
Minnesota vikings 1996-2000,
’02-05
Baltimore Ravens 2001
Avery Williamson, LB
Tennessee Titans 2014
Wesley Woodyard, LB
Tennessee Titans 2014
Ralph Wright
Brooklyn Dodgers 1933
Craig Yeast, WR
Cincinnati Bengals 1999-2000
new York Jets 2001
Walt Yowarsky, E
Detroit Lions 1955
San Francisco 49ers 1958
Ken Willis, K
Dallas Cowboys 1990-91
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1992
new York Giants 1992
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RETIRED JERSEYS
A N D U K H A L L O F FA M E
NO. PLAYER
44
66
13
John “Shipwreck” Kelly
Ralph Kercheval
Bob Davis
Bernie A. Shively
35
Ermal Allen
8
45
Clyde Johnson
Jay Rhodemyre
48
16
27
Washington Serini
George Blanda
Wallace “Wah Wah” Jones
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Jerry Claiborne
50
70
87
10
51
65
80
84
79
21
55
80
70
80
11
POS.
YEARS
NO. PLAYER
HB
P
HB
AD
Coach
QB/HB
Asst. Coach
T
C
1929-31
1931-33
1935-37
1938-67
1945
1939-41
1948-61
1940-42
1942,
1946-47
1944-47
1945-48
1945-48
1946-53
1946,
1948-49
1982-89
1946-49
1947-50
1949-50
1949-51
1949-51
1951-53
1951-53
1952-55
1954-61
1955-57
1958-60
1959-61
1960-62
1961-63
1963-65
1963-65
73
21
32
24
88
74
59
40
52
69
50
Sam Ball
Rodger Bird
Larry Seiple
Dicky Lyons Sr.
Jeff Van Note
Dave Roller
Joe Federspiel
Sonny Collins
Rick Nuzum
Warren Bryant
Jim Kovach
97
12
33
57
22
2
Art Still
Derrick Ramsey
George Adams
Dermontti Dawson
Mark Higgs
Tim Couch
T
QB/P/K
E
Coach
DB/E
Coach
Harry Ulinski
C/LB
Bob Gain
T
Charlie McClendon
DE
Babe Parilli
QB
Doug Moseley
C
Ray Correll
G
Steve Meilinger
E/HB/DB/LB
Howard Schnellenberger
E
Blanton Collier
Coach
Lou Michaels
T/K/P
Calvin Bird
HB
Irvin “Irv” Goode
C
Tom Hutchinson
E
Herschel Turner
T
Rick Kestner
E
Rick Norton
QB
POS.
YEARS
OT
HB
HB
RB
DE
DL
LB
HB
OL
OT
LB
1963-65
1963-65
1964-66
1966-68
1966-68
1968-70
1969-71
1972-75
1972-74
1974-76
1974-76,
1978
1974-77
1975-77
1981-84
1984-87
1984-87
1996-98
DE
QB
RB
C/OG
TB
QB
Football players who have been named to the UK Athletics
Hall of Fame but have not had jerseys retired:
12
79
85
44
22
45
23
82
9
10
3
Derek Abney
Oliver Barnett
Al Bruno
Wilbur Hackett
Jared Lorenzen
Marty Moore
Nate Northington
Greg Page
Bill Ransdell
Moe Williams
Craig Yeast
WR
DE
WR
LB
QB
LB
DB
DE
QB
RB
WR
2000-03
1986-89
1948-50
1968-70
2000-03
1990-93
1966-67
1966-67
1983-86
1993-95
1995-98
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The OFFICIAL
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COMPLIANCE CORNER
W h at i s at h l e t i c s c o m p l i a n c e ?
n the interest of athletics compliance, the University of Kentucky and every ncaa institution
are responsible for monitoring the activities of
the department of athletics. the ncaa rules were
developed to ensure that members of the institution’s staff, student-athletes and other individuals
or groups representing the institution’s athletics
interests comply with the ncaa rules and maintain the highest standard of ethical conduct.
I
PRINCIPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL
RESPONSIBILITY
the institution’s responsibility for the conduct
of its intercollegiate athletics program includes
responsibility for the actions of its staff members
and for the actions of any other individual or
organization engaged in activities promoting the
athletics interests of the institution.
the ncaa defines an individual as a
representative of athletics interests or a
“booster” if he or she:
• has participated in or is a member of an
agency or organization promoting UK’s
intercollegiate athletics program;
• makes or has made a donation to any of the
UK men’s or women’s athletics programs;
• is assisting or has been requested by the
UK athletics Department staff to assist in
the recruitment of prospects (which he or
she is not permitted to do);
• is assisting or has been requested to provide benefits to enrolled student-athletes or
their families (which he or she is not permitted to do);
• is the parent or legal guardian of an
enrolled student-athlete; or
• has been involved otherwise in promoting
the UK athletics program.
a person is considered a representative of
athletics interests of the University of Kentucky
just by being an alumnus, friend or fan of the
University, regardless of whether he or she has
made a financial contribution to the University
and/or the intercollegiate athletics program.
Remember, a representative of athletics interests
is responsible for making the University of
Kentucky’s compliance office aware of any
potential violations of ncaa rules he or she knows
have occurred. according to the ncaa, once an
individual has been identified as an athletics
representative, he or she retains this identity
forever, even if that person no longer contributes
to the athletics program.
PRINCIPLES OF RULES COMPLIANCE
the athletics compliance office works to
identify and reduce areas of risk within the
athletics program that could negatively impact the
University of Kentucky. if a problem arises, it is the
responsibility of the athletics compliance office to
determine how the problem occurred, how it could
have been prevented and how to reduce the
chances of it occurring in the future. the two main
functions of the athletics compliance office are to
educate and monitor. the compliance staff meets
regularly with coaches and student-athletes to
provide information and materials on the
applications of the complexities of the ncaa
bylaws and at the same time provide as much
information as possible to the University of
Kentucky community. the staff also monitors the
functions of the athletics department that are
governed by ncaa legislation.
a misconception about the role of the athletics
compliance office is that because UK has an athletics compliance office, no problems will occur.
Unfortunately, this is not the case. many people
are involved in the operation of an athletics program who make decisions daily that affect the
program positively or negatively. Just as having a
fire station does not prevent fires from occurring,
a compliance office cannot stop violations from
occurring within an athletics program. all components within an athletics program must work together and each function properly, effectively and
efficiently to insure compliance. it must be a
shared responsibility. each person interested in
UK athletics assists the athletics program by
knowing and complying with ncaa rules.
Follow compliance updates on Facebook
(University of Kentucky compliance) and twitter
(@ukcompliance).
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The OFFICIAL
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DEPTH CHARTS
KenTuCKY VS. LouISVILLe
KENTUCKY OFFENSE
TE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
WR
WR
WR
QB
FB
RB
-or-
87
86
70
74
68
75
72
57
69
74
73
64
13
6
2
9
9
1
7
14
48
49
18
3
C.J. Conrad
Darryl Long
Jordan Swindle
Cole Mosier
Nick Haynes
Zach West
Jon Toth
Zach Myers
Ramsey Meyers
Cole Mosier
Kyle Meadows
George Asafo-Adjei
Jeff Badet
Blake Bone
Dorian Baker
Garrett Johnson
Garrett Johnson
Ryan Timmons
Drew Barker
Patrick Towles
Will Tom Collins
Tanner Fink
Stanley “Boom” Williams
Jojo Kemp
KENTUCKY DEFENSE
DE
91
94
NG
69
99
DT
67
96
DE/LB 35
47
SLB
6
41
MLB 45
34
WLB 33
-or22
NICKEL 24
5
CB
21
11
S
1
25
S
27
15
CB
29
5
-or16
Farrington Huguenin
Courtney Miggins
Matt Elam
Adrian Middleton
Cory “C.J.” Johnson
Regie Meant
Denzil Ware
Jabari Johnson
Jason Hatcher
Josh Allen
Josh Forrest
Jordan Jones
Ryan Flannigan
Khalid Henderson
Blake McClain
Kendall Randolph
Chris Westry
J.D. Harmon
A.J. Stamps
Darius West
Mike Edwards
Marcus McWilson
Derrick Baity
Kendall Randolph
Cody Quinn
KENTUCKY SPECIAL TEAMS
SNAP 59 Kelly Mason
HOLD 12 Reese Phillips
K
99 Austin MacGinnis
95 Miles Butler
P
9 Landon Foster
93 Bryan Kirshe
KOR 10 Sihiem King
11 J.D. Harmon
PR
88 Charles Walker
1 Ryan Timmons
(6-5, 245, Fr.)
(6-4, 246, RFr.)
(6-7, 309, Sr.)
(6-6, 335, So.)
(6-5, 308, So.)
(6-4, 309, Sr.)
(6-5, 310, Jr.)
(6-3, 300, Jr.)
(6-4, 320, So.)
(6-6, 335, So.)
(6-5, 298, So.)
(6-5, 325, Fr.)
(6-0, 182, So.)
(6-5, 208, So.)
(6-3, 208, So.)
(5-11, 182, So.)
(5-11, 182, So.)
(5-10, 192, Jr.)
(6-3, 225, RFr.)
(6-5, 240, Jr.)
(5-11, 238, Jr.)
(6-2, 233, Jr.)
(5-9, 196, So.)
(5-10, 200, Jr.)
LOUISVILLE OFFENSE
TE
-or-orLT
LG
C
RG
RT
WR
WR
WR
QB
RB
-or-or-
(6-3, 235, Sr.)
(6-2, 225, So.)
(5-10, 175, So.)
(5-9, 171, RFr.)
(6-1, 178, Sr.)
(6-0, 150, RFr.)
(5-9, 172, Fr.)
(6-2, 197, Jr.)
(5-11, 203, So.)
(5-10, 192, Jr.)
Micky Crum
Cole Hikutini
Keith Towbridge
Geron Christian
Khalil Hunter
Lukayus McNeil
Pedro Sibiea
Tobijah Hughley
T.C. Klusman
Skylar Lacy
Kiola Mahoni
Aaron Epps
Kenny Thomas
Jamari Staples
Javonte Bagley
Jaylen Smith
DeVante Peete
James Quick
Traveon Samuel
Kyle Bolin
Lamar Jackson
Jeremy Smith
Brandon Radcliff
L.J. Scott
LOUISVILLE DEFENSE
DE
(6-4, 282, Sr.)
(6-5, 285, Jr.)
(6-7, 360, So.)
(6-3, 295, RFr.)
(6-3, 300, Sr.)
(6-4, 302, So.)
(6-2, 255, RFr.)
(6-1, 272, Sr.)
(6-3, 252, Jr.)
(6-5, 210, Fr.)
(6-3, 255, Sr.)
(6-2, 215, Fr.)
(6-2, 225, Sr.)
(6-1, 235, Sr.)
(5-11, 195, Jr.)
(6-0, 180, So.)
(6-4, 185, Fr.)
(6-2, 197, Jr.)
(6-0, 205, Sr.)
(6-0, 206, RFr.)
(6-0, 200, RFr.)
(6-0, 208, Jr.)
(6-3, 180, Fr.)
(6-0, 180, So.)
(5-10, 180, Sr.)
83
18
89
74
50
72
73
61
62
75
56
78
79
2
88
87
86
17
9
14
8
34
23
27
NT
DE
OLB
ILB
ILB
OLB
CB
SAF
SAF
CB
98
14
97
95
44
99
1
91
55
42
13
32
92
91
15
10
25
24
22
27
6
10
Sheldon Rankins
Drew Bailey
DeAngelo Brown
Kyle Shortridge
Pio Vatuvei
James Hearns
Keith Brown
Trevon Young
Keith Kelsey
Isaac Stewart
James Burgess
Stacy Thomas
Devonte’ Fields
Trevon Young
Trumaine Washington
Jaire Alexander
Josh Harvey-Clemons
Zykiesis Cannon
Chucky Williams
Jermaine Reve
Shaq Wiggins
Jaire Alexander
LOUISVILLE SPECIAL TEAMS
P
40
29
K
45
47
SNAP 49
HOLD 40
14
PR
10
1
KOR 4
9
Josh Appleby
Mason King
John Wallace
Jon Brown
Colin Holba
Josh Appleby
Kyle Bolin
Jaire Alexander
Alphonso Carter
Corvin Lamb
Traveon Samuel
(6-4, 257, RFr.)
(6-5, 242, Jr.)
(6-5, 261, Jr.)
(6-6, 320, Fr.)
(6-4, 291, Jr.)
(6-6, 313, RFr.)
(6-3, 300, Jr.)
(6-3, 290, Sr.)
(6-3, 275, Jr.)
(6-6, 306, So.)
(6-3, 300, Jr.)
(6-7, 288, Sr.)
(6-6, 320, Fr.)
(6-4, 196, Jr.)
(6-3, 192, So.)
(6-4, 184, Fr.)
(6-6, 202, Fr.)
(6-1, 191, Jr.)
(5-7, 178, Fr.)
(6-2, 208, So.)
(6-3, 196, Fr.)
(6-2, 221, So.)
(5-9, 214, Jr.)
(6-0, 226, So.)
(6-2, 303, Sr.)
(6-3, 284, So.)
(6-0, 308, Jr.)
(6-2, 305, So.)
(6-2, 296, Sr.)
(6-3, 257, So.)
(6-1, 237, Jr.)
(6-4, 237, Jr.)
(6-1, 236, Jr.)
(6-2, 238, RFr.)
(6-0, 230, Sr.)
(6-1, 225, So.)
(6-4, 245, Jr.)
(6-4, 237, Jr.)
(5-10, 181, So.)
(5-11, 184, Fr.)
(6-5, 230, Jr.)
(6-0, 195, So.)
(6-2, 204, So.)
(6-0, 190, Sr.)
(5-10, 171, So.)
(5-11, 184, Fr.)
(6-3, 222, Sr.)
(6-3, 175, Fr.)
(6-0, 190, Sr.)
(5-10, 202, Sr.)
(6-3, 233, Jr.)
(6-3, 222, Sr.)
(6-2, 208, So.)
(5-11, 184, Fr.)
(6-3, 203, So.)
(5-9, 208, Sr.)
(5-7, 178, Fr.)
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The OFFICIAL
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KENTUCKY
2 015 n u m e r i c a l ro st e r
No.
1*
1*
2
3*
3*
4*
4*
5
6*
6*
7*
7*
8*
8*
9*
9*
10
11*
11*
12
13
14
15
16*
16*
17*
17*
18*
18*
19
20*
20*
21
22*
22*
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
31*
31*
32*
32*
33
34
35
36
38
Name
Pos.
ryan timmons
Wr
a.J. stamps
s
Dorian Baker
Wr
Fred tiller
cB
Jojo Kemp
rB
mikel Horton
rB
marcus Walker
DB
Kendall randolph
cB
Blake Bone
Wr
Jason Hatcher
De/lB
Drew Barker
QB
Daron Blaylock
lB
Kobie Walker
lB
Jabari Greenwood
Wr
landon Foster
P
Garrett Johnson
Wr
thaddeus snodgrass
Wr
J.D. Harmon
cB
tavin richardson
Wr
reese Phillips
QB
Jeff Badet
Wr
Patrick towles
QB
marcus mcWilson
s
cody Quinn
cB
Davis mattingly
QB
alexander montgomery Wr
Zack Blaylock
s
stanley “Boom” Williams rB
Glenn Faulkner
s
Joey Herrick
Wr
Kengera Daniel
De
ryan Kendall
Wr
chris Westry
DB
Khalid Henderson
lB
sihiem King
rB
Jared tucker
cB
Blake mcclain
cB
Darius West
s
Will Jackson
DB
mike edwards
s
Kei Beckham
DB
Derrick Baity
DB
David Bouvier
Wr
Darien Jennings
DB
eli Brown
lB
William mahone
rB
ryan Flannigan
lB
Jordan Jones
lB
Denzil Ware
De/lB
Jacob Hyde
Dt/FB
alex Brownell
lB
Ht.
5-10
6-0
6-3
6-0
5-10
6-1
6-1
6-0
6-5
6-3
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-3
6-1
5-11
6-1
6-2
6-3
6-2
6-0
6-5
6-0
5-10
6-4
6-2
6-0
5-9
6-2
6-1
6-5
5-10
6-4
6-1
5-9
5-11
5-11
6-0
6-3
6-0
5-11
6-3
5-9
6-0
6-2
5-9
6-2
6-2
6-2
6-2
6-2
Wt.
192
205
208
180
200
226
185
180
208
252
225
226
210
195
178
182
190
197
218
225
182
240
208
180
225
210
193
196
208
203
260
193
185
235
172
175
195
206
200
200
170
180
163
180
208
190
225
215
255
320
210
Cl.
Jr.
sr.
so.
sr.
Jr.
so.
Fr.
so.
so.
Jr.
rFr.
sr.
rFr.
Fr.
sr.
so.
rFr.
Jr.
Fr.
so.
so.
Jr.
Jr.
sr.
Fr.
so.
Jr.
so.
sr.
sr.
Fr.
rFr.
Fr.
sr.
Fr.
rFr.
Jr.
rFr.
Fr.
rFr.
Fr.
Fr.
rFr.
Fr.
Fr.
so.
sr.
Fr.
rFr.
so.
Fr.
No.
39
40
41
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
53
55
56
57
59
60
61
62
64
65
67*
67*
68
69*
69*
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
80
82
86
87
88
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
98
99*
99*
Name
elijah Barnett
nico Firios
Josh allen
logan Blue
max strong
Josh Forrest
connor John
Jabari Johnson
Will thomas collins
tanner Fink
Blake Best
David Baumer
sullivan simpson
Zach myers
Kelly mason
calvin taylor Jr.
tristen salyer
Dylan Greenberg
George asafo-adjei
Jervontius stallings
cory “c.J.” Johnson
Jarrett larubbio
nick Haynes
matt elam
ramsey meyers
Jordan swindle
logan stenberg
Jon toth
Kyle meadows
cole mosier
Zach West
levon livingston
mason Wolfe
Zane Williams
c.J. Walker
t.V. Williams
Darryl long
c.J. conrad
charles Walker
melvin lewis
Farrington Huguenin
alvonte Bell
Bryan Kirshe
courtney miggins
miles Butler
regie meant
tymere Dubose
austin macGinnis
adrian middleton
Pos.
lB
lB
lB
lB/ls
K
lB
lB
De/lB
FB
te/FB
ls
oG
ol
c
ls
ol
ol
c
ot
c
Dt
oG
oG
Dt
oG
ot
ol
c
ot
oG
oG
ol
ol
Dt
Wr
Wr
te
te
Wr
Dt
De
De
P
Dt
K
Dt
Dt
K
Dt
Ht.
6-3
6-2
6-5
6-4
5-11
6-3
6-1
6-1
5-11
6-2
6-1
6-5
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-9
6-5
6-2
6-5
6-3
6-3
6-6
6-3
6-7
6-4
6-7
6-6
6-5
6-5
6-6
6-4
6-7
6-6
6-4
5-11
5-10
6-4
6-5
5-11
6-4
6-4
6-5
6-0
6-5
5-9
6-4
6-5
5-10
6-3
Wt.
220
230
210
246
181
255
230
272
238
233
250
307
280
300
235
295
325
308
325
335
300
297
308
360
320
309
330
310
298
335
305
250
325
285
186
155
246
245
203
332
282
260
150
285
171
302
315
175
295
Cl.
Fr.
rFr.
Fr.
rFr.
Jr.
sr.
Fr.
sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
rFr.
Fr.
Jr.
sr.
Fr.
Fr.
so.
Fr.
rFr.
sr.
rFr.
so.
so.
so.
sr.
Fr.
Jr.
so.
so.
sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
so.
rFr.
Fr.
so.
sr.
sr.
Jr.
rFr.
Jr.
rFr.
so.
rFr.
so.
rFr.
* denotes duplicate numbers
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ANTONIO BROWN
The OFFICIAL
15
LOUISVILLE
2 015 N u m e r i c a l ro st e r
No.
1*
1*
2
3*
3*
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11*
11*
12
13*
13*
14*
14*
15
17
18
19
21
22
23
24
25
26*
26*
27*
27*
28*
28*
29
30
31*
31*
32*
32*
33
34*
34*
35*
35*
36*
36*
38*
38*
39*
39*
40
41
42*
42*
43
44*
Name
Pos.
alphonso carter
Wr
Keith Brown
lB
Jamari staples
Wr
Pat thomas
Wr
cornelius sturghill
cB
corvin lamb
rB
Khane Pass
s
shaq Wiggins
cB
reggie Bonnafon
QB
lamar Jackson
QB
traveon samuel
Wr
Jaire alexander
cB
Will Gardner
QB
Dee smith
s
trey smith
Wr
James Burgess
lB
ethan Horton
QB
Drew Bailey
Dl
Kyle Bolin
QB
trumaine Washington
DB
James Quick
Wr
cole Hikutini
te
Ja’Quay savage
Wr
Devontre Parnell
cB
chucky Williams
s
Brandon radcliff
rB
Zykiesis cannon
s
Josh Harvey-clemons
s
Jalen Washington
Wr
Duke culver
cB
Jermaine reve
cB/s
l.J. scott
rB
ryan Jordan
rB
terrence ross
s
mason King
P
richard Benjamin
s
mitchell allen
rB
Darius skinner
rB
Blanton creque
K
stacy thomas
lB
malin Jones
rB
George clements
Wr
Jeremy smith
rB
anthony George
K
conner Kronk
ls
Kevin Houchins
DB
evan o’Hara
P
chris miele
Wr
John stitch
DB
aaron Floyd
cB
Griffin uhl
FB
Joshua appleby
K
Kevin elijah
cB
tyler Polston
te
isaac stewart
lB
Damien smith
lB
Paul logsdon
te
Ht.
6-3
6-1
6-4
6-4
5-11
5-9
6-1
5-10
6-3
6-3
5-7
5-11
6-5
6-1
6-0
6-0
6-0
6-3
6-2
5-10
6-1
6-5
6-3
5-11
6-2
5-9
6-0
6-5
5-7
6-0
6-0
6-0
5-10
6-1
6-3
6-0
5-9
5-8
5-11
6-1
6-0
6-0
6-2
6-1
5-11
5-11
5-10
6-2
5-10
5-10
6-2
6-3
5-7
6-3
6-2
6-1
6-3
Wt.
Cl.
203 so.
237
Jr.
196
Jr.
190
Jr.
186 rFr.
208 sr.
200 Fr.
171 so.
209 so.
196 Fr.
178
Fr.
184 Fr.
220
Jr.
200 Fr.
215
Fr.
229 sr.
208 so.
284 so.
208 so.
181 so.
191
Jr.
242
Jr.
214 so.
184
Jr.
204 so.
214
Jr.
195 so.
230
Jr.
177
Fr.
186 so.
190 sr.
226 so.
212 so.
208 so.
175
Fr.
211 so.
191
Fr.
190 sr.
170
Fr.
225 so.
225
Jr.
184 sr.
221 so.
190
Jr.
220 so.
201
Jr.
160
Fr.
190 so.
185
Jr.
172
Fr.
264
Jr.
222 sr.
156
Jr.
239 so.
238 rFr.
215
Fr.
210 so.
No.
44*
45
46*
46*
47*
47*
48
49*
49*
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
68
71
72
73
74
75
76
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
94
95
96
97
98
99
Name
Pio Vatuvei
John Wallace
lamar atkins
Brendan lowery
Jon Brown
Kevon Dunbar
tim Bonner
colin Holba
Joe Bradford
Khalil Hunter
royce Donovan
Nick Dawson-Brents
amonte caban
Kevin austin
Keith Kelsey
Kiola mahoni
Finesse middleton
Jonathan Greenard
aaron ahner
tyler Haycraft
tobijah Hughley
t.c. Klusman
Nathan scheler
Gabe ahner
luke schultheiss
Jamal spruill
Danny Burns
chandler Jones
lukayus mcNeil
Pedro sibiea
Geron christian
skylar lacy
Kelby Johnson
aaron epps
Kenny thomas
charles standberry
emonee spence
Dontez Byrd
micky crum
Gio Pascascio
cody swabek
Devante Peete
Jaylen smith
Javonte Bagley
Keith towbridge
Johnny richardson
trevon Young
Devonte’ Fields
G.G. robinson
Kyle shortridge
Henry Famurewa
Deangelo Brown
sheldon rankins
James Hearns
Pos.
Dl
P/K
lB
ls
K
DB
lB
ls
cB
ol
lB
lB
lB
ol
lB
ol
lB
lB
Dl
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
ol
te
Wr
Wr
te
Wr
Wr
Wr
Wr
Wr
te
Dl
lB
lB
Dl
Dl
lB
Dl
Dl
lB
Ht.
6-2
6-0
5-11
6-0
5-10
6-1
6-4
6-3
6-0
6-4
6-2
6-3
6-1
6-2
6-1
6-3
5-11
6-4
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-1
6-3
6-6
6-4
6-6
6-3
6-6
6-6
6-7
6-7
6-6
6-3
6-3
5-11
6-4
6-3
5-10
6-6
6-4
6-3
6-5
6-3
6-4
6-4
6-4
6-2
6-2
6-0
6-2
6-3
Wt.
296
190
236
210
202
192
215
233
185
291
224
265
226
286
236
300
242
226
259
269
289
275
270
289
284
290
303
300
313
300
320
306
292
288
320
226
194
170
257
185
168
202
184
192
261
322
237
245
290
305
245
308
303
257
Cl.
sr.
sr.
Jr.
Fr.
sr.
sr.
Fr.
Jr.
sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
so.
Jr.
Jr.
rso.
Fr.
rsr.
Fr.
rsr.
rJr.
Fr.
rJr.
so.
sr.
rFr.
Fr.
rFr.
Jr.
Fr.
so.
sr.
sr.
Fr.
so.
Fr.
so.
Fr.
Jr.
rFr.
Fr.
Fr.
so.
Jr.
so.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
so.
so.
sr.
sr.
so.
* denotes duplicate numbers
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15
STAT COMPARISON
KENTUCKY vS. LoUiSviLLE
KENTUCKY STAT LEADERS
Rushing
Stanley Williams
Jojo Kemp
Mikel Horton
Att
114
93
69
Net
818
541
274
Passing
Patrick Towles
Drew Barker
Cmp-Att-Int
180-322-13
29-48-2
Pct. Yds. TD
55.9 2,077 9
60.4 236 1
Receiving
Dorian Baker
Garrett Johnson
Jeff Badet
Blake Bone
No.
52
44
29
20
Yds
514
653
430
210
Avg
9.9
14.8
14.8
10.5
TD
3
2
2
1
Defense
Josh Forrest
Marcus McWilson
Cory Johnson
Khalid Henderson
A.J. Stamps
UA
36
32
26
31
33
A
49
34
39
27
25
Tot
85
66
65
58
58
TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds
6.0-27
3.5-20
1.5-8
1.0-7
6.5-26
2.0-17
6.0-20
2.0-15
0.5-5
0.0-0
Avg
4.4
4.6
4.5
TD
7
5
3
Long Avg/G
73
54.8
46
52.5
49
24.6
LOUISVILLE STAT LEADERS
TD
5
6
3
Long Avg/G
75
90.9
47
49.2
21
24.9
Avg/G
207.7
59.0
Long Avg/G
32
46.7
39
59.4
45
39.1
40
19.1
Att
124
114
60
Passing
Lamar Jackson
Kyle Bolin
Reggie Bonnafon
Cmp-Att-Int
115-200-7
76-132-4
14-24-1
Pct.
57.5
57.6
58.3
Yds.
1,483
1,109
192
TD
9
7
2
Receiving
Jamari Staples
James Quick
Jaylen Smith
Traveon Samuel
No.
35
31
26
17
Avg
17.1
14.7
14.1
9.5
TD
3
4
1
1
Long Avg/G
57
74.9
48
50.8
55
33.3
27
14.7
Tot
98
86
72
50
49
TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds
11.5-30
3.5-18
9.0-21
0.0-0
0.5-0
0.0-0
1.0-5
0.0-0
14.5-52
5.0-27
UA
53
48
40
33
35
Yds
599
457
366
162
A
45
38
32
17
14
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the top team statistics
for the Wildcats and the
Cardinals this season.
TOTAL TDS
32
38
R U S H I N G YA R D S
Rushing
Lamar Jackson
Brandon Radcliff
Jeremy Smith
Defense
Keith Kelsey
James Burgess
Josh Harvey-Clemons
Chucky Williams
Devonte Fields
Net
548
525
270
Avg
7.2
5.8
4.0
Avg/G
148.3
184.8
24.0
1,860
1,602
PA S S I N G YA R D S
2,312
2,784
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