For most of the game Saturday night Kentucky did little against the Tigers. However in the last six minutes of the game\u00a0Mark Stoops’ <\/a>club rallied from a 14-3 deficit to win 15-14. Here now are four Takeaways from Kentucky\u2019s miraculous win over Missouri.<\/p>\n Before the game both Stoops and offensive coordinator Eddie Gran<\/strong> said the Cats would play multiple quarterbacks. They did just that however the results were not good.<\/p>\n Third string signal caller Danny Clark<\/a>\u00a0played one series and promptly fumbled. The Cats were lucky to get the ball back. He didn\u2019t play anymore the rest of the game.<\/p>\n Backup\u00a0Gunnar Hoak<\/a> played a few series in the second half but did little. Hoak completed three of eight passes for 27 yards. As a result of the revolving signal callers the Wildcat offense struggled all night.<\/p>\n After a\u00a0Lynn Bowden <\/a> punt return for a touchdown made it 14-9 the Cats had a chance to take the lead. However on a third and three Wilson threw a long bomb that was intercepted.<\/p>\n Following another defensive stop Wilson\u00a0looked more like\u00a0Stephen Johnson<\/a> on the final drive. Calmly leading the Cats 81 yards\u00a0down the field he hit tight end\u00a0C. J. Conrad<\/a> on the\u00a0final play for the win.<\/p>\n Tonight\u2019s final play with the audio from @tomleachKY<\/a>. Classic! #BBN<\/a> #VictoryKentucky<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/wCIVAeRSkd<\/a><\/p>\n — Bradley Stevenson (@bss1974) October 28, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nTerry Wilson<\/a>\u00a0Is The Starting Quarterback<\/h4>\n
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