Drew Barker is used to all this by now.
Last Friday morning, the Kentucky quarterback watched film of the first day of spring practice for the third time in his career. Though he’s only a redshirt sophomore, he compared himself to his teammates as he prepared for his third quarterback competition. And later that day, he would speak with his new offensive coordinator -- his third different offensive coordinator in as many years.
Change, you see, is something Barker has learned to accept.
But this time, change has tilted the odds in his favor.