For two games, Kentucky fans have watched quarterback Zach Calzada look unsettled in the pocket, often drifting backward under pressure instead of stepping up. It turns out, the coaching staff sees the exact same thing.
During his press conference, Offensive Coordinator Bush Hamdan was asked about Calzada's tendency to backpedal and drift on his throws. Hamdan's response was immediate and direct, confirming it's the biggest issue they are working on with the veteran QB.
"I think that's a great observation. I think that's the number one thing we've addressed with him is are the practices translating, you know, to game day," Hamdan admitted.