Bullet Points

A breakdown of the game as I saw it from behind the UK bench, divided into good, bad, ugly, and mystifying.

The Good:

Bilal Powell: Watch the 80-yard TD run again. And again. Just loop it. That was the highlight of the game.

Cameron Graham: Showed solid hands and the ability to make the catch in tight spaces. Good.

Doug Beaumont: Clutch as usual, except for the fair catch at the 6. I'll forgive him.

More after the jump!

The Bad: 

Adam Froman: He was streaky, to say the least. He either stared down his receiver or misfired. He did complete passes, though.

Defensive instincts: By the time the D reacted, UK had either completed a pass or gained 5+ yards on a rush. 

Offensive play-calling: Memo to Mike Sanford: You CAN let your QB run the ball. This is college. To me, at least, his play-calling seemed predictable.

The Ugly:

Troy Pascley: Stone hands. STONE HANDS. Does he know that he's supposed to hold onto the ball when it hits his hands? (I'm debating whether to ignore the botched screen play [at least, that's what I think it was]). 

The Mystifying:

Johnny Patrick: Where was he? He seemed late to the ball whenever I saw him.

Darius Ashley: Was he even in the stadium? The only time I saw him was on the JumboTron.

Josh Chichester: Do I have to say anything?

DISCLAIMER: This is a venting session/observation of the Louisville-Kentucky game. Feel free to agree or disagree (in most cases, I predict disagreement).