It was a brutal night for Kentucky’s offense, to say the least. The Cats only mustered six points and 98 passing yards against a Tennessee pass defense that ranked No. 130 out of the 131 teams in the FBS coming into tonight. Levis turned in his worst game as a Wildcat, finishing 16-27 for 98 yards and three interceptions.
What went wrong in the 44-6 loss? Offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello and Will Levis met with reporters after the game to try to talk through the offense’s performance. With his left shoulder bandaged up, Levis accepted plenty of the blame, specifically for his second interception towards the end of the third quarter.