Kentucky played their sixth spring game under Mark Stoops<\/a> with the Blue squad or the offense beating the White squad or the defense 45-32. The game was contested under a slightly confusing scoring system where the defense could score points other than a touchdown. While it sometimes is difficult to judge things solely on this contest here are Three Takeaways From Kentucky’s Spring Game.<\/p>\n Before the game Stoops said he won’t decide on a starting quarterback until summer. All of the players vying for the job showed some good things during the spring game.<\/p>\n Sophomore Gunnar Hoak<\/strong> completed 14-25 passes for 121 yards and a touchdown. Hoak looked confident in the pocket leading the offense. The familiarity with offensive coordinator Eddie Gran’s<\/strong> system definitely showed.<\/p>\n Meanwhile Cat fans got their first look at Terry Wilson<\/a>, the junior college player from Kansas. Wilson went 10-24 passing for 131 yards with an interception. However the pick wasn’t really his fault when the pass tipped off his receivers’\u0080\u0099 fingers and into Mike Edwards<\/a>‘ hands. In addition Wilson showed off his running ability on a couple of designed plays. Under normal game conditions this would have gone for a touchdown.<\/p>\n https:\/\/twitter.com\/Scott_Charlton\/status\/984934645321093120<\/p>\n The other two players competing for the spot did some good things as well. Danny Clark<\/strong> went 5-8 passing for 46 yards and Walker Wood<\/strong> threw for a late touchdown.<\/p>\n Following the game Stoops reiterated he is in no hurry to name a starter. Furthermore he took it a step farther hinting at a possible platoon.<\/p>\n Stoops: \u201cI need to see both of them in a game.\u201d The seed has been planted. We might have two QBs playing when the season starts.<\/p>\n — Nick Roush (@RoushKSR) April 14, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe Quarterback Situation Won’t Be Resolved Anytime Soon<\/h4>\n
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