I understand the saying, but I’m not exactly thrilled when the term “Same old Kentucky Football” is used in a derogatory manner. Matter of fact, I take it quite personally. Today, and over the past couple of seasons, that phrase has evolved into a whole new meaning. The “Same New Kentucky Football” has a two-year record of 18-8 with multiple players winning national awards and named to All-American teams. “The New Kentucky Football” executes an 18-play, 85-yard fourth quarter scoring drive to win a bowl game. The New Kentucky Football replaces legends with legends and doesn’t simply hope for a bowl game, it expects to win in the postseason.
Same Old (New) Kentucky Football
