Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (BullHubbs) — Wed, 07 May 2008 06:18:35 GMT

12 Vanderbilt
11 Kentucky
10 Arkansas
09 Mississippi
08 South Carolina
07 Mississippi State
06 bammer
05 Tennessee
04 LSU (Losing RP will hurt)
03 Florida
02 Auburn
01 Georgia

Any of those top 4 can win the SEC. If LSU gets suprising play at QB they will be a lot to contend with. Auburn doesnt play Florida so I put us ahead of them but they will be very tough if they get better in the defensive secondary. They have a end named...

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (tigzilla) — Wed, 07 May 2008 06:03:19 GMT

That is what is looked like just checking to make sure. Its going to be interesting when you get around numbers 6-8 and I am sure there will be some outsiders crying at that point.

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (BullHubbs) — Wed, 07 May 2008 05:57:22 GMT

I think Vandy and Kentucky are the two worst treams in the league this season. The dang SEC is soo tough. They both have some rent a wins on their schedule which may make their overall record better than others but the conference prediction is basically what I am doing. Just for fun. Its only may.

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (tigzilla) — Wed, 07 May 2008 05:52:37 GMT

Hubbs are you listing these in the order you anticipate them to finish in the conference next year? I was just wondering how you determined the order you are posting these?

Tig

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (Tiger on Wheels) — Tue, 06 May 2008 16:56:06 GMT

I'm not saying their going to win an SEC and NC. That being said, their a lot better now then what they use to be.

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (BullHubbs) — Tue, 06 May 2008 14:36:27 GMT

will be NC contenders for the foreseeable future. I went to Lexington in 2005 and their stadium isn't that bad. They have a passionate fan base and I wasn't really expecting that. Brooks is doing it the right way by red shirting and playing a year behind cause eventually he will catch UGA and FLorida in transition years. Even though UGA and Florida may be more talented that extra year for their seniors may pay off. I think they have a good coach up there. JMO

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (amiznit) — Tue, 06 May 2008 12:41:09 GMT

Not this year.

Re: Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (Tiger on Wheels) — Tue, 06 May 2008 10:46:12 GMT

I've been keeping a close eye on UK for the last two years. In my opinion, Kentucky could really throw the big teams in the east for a loop.

Hubbs SEC preview: 11 Kentucky

feeds@yuku.com (BullHubbs) — Tue, 06 May 2008 07:17:30 GMT

After back to back Music City Bowl wins the Kentucky Wildcats are hungry for more. In a conference loaded with talent the Wildcats don't dissapoint. Sure losing their all everything QB Andre Woodson to the NFL will set the cats back but with running back Tony Dixon and wide reciever Dickey Lyons the Kentucky attack may look similar to that of the 2007 attack even without Woodson. In another conference I would say...