The Kentucky offense fell flat against the Tennessee Volunteers. There’s no time for the Cats to lick their wounds. The Wildcats scored only six points against a unit ranked No. 35 in efficiency by SP+. Missouri’s defensive success rate ranks 11th nationally. The Tigers are absolutely getting after opponents.
“They’re good. It doesn’t get any easier. I mean, this is the SEC,” said Kentucky offensive coordiantor Rich Scangarello. “They got pass-rushers, they got cover guys. Georgia went three quarters without a touchdown, and they got some of the best players in the country. I watched South Carolina get overwhelmed, basically shut out for a half.