Cutter Boley ain't afraid of no ghosts

For the first month of the SEC season, Kentucky football was, to borrow a phrase from KSR's Matt Jones, "bad and boring." In college football, you can occasionally survive being bad if you're exciting. You can certainly be boring if you're good. You cannot be both. Kentucky's offense under Bush Hamdan was just that: a slow, predictable, and ineffective unit that showed little sign of life.

Then, the calendar flipped to October, and something changed. Whether out of desperation or revelation, the coaching staff finally "unlocked" freshman quarterback Cutter Boley. The results speak for themselves.