We all know how frustrating the game this past Saturday was, but it’s time to move on...on to Tennessee.
In order to beat the Vols, several adjustments will have to take place.
First off, defense.
Against Mississippi State, the Kentucky Wildcats defense gave up 438 total yards (344 passing and 94 rushing) while allowing quarterback Will Rogers to complete 36/39 passes, which translates to an SEC record 92.3% completion percentage.
With all due respect to Rogers, he didn’t have to make tough throws at all. It seemed as if Mississippi State completed 5–10-yard passing plays all night.