Two weeks ago the Kentucky football team was flying high. They were ranked ninth in the country and had a chance to go to Atlanta as the SEC East Champions. However they are now coming off back to back losses. Can they right the ship over their final two non-conference games? Let’s try to find out as Kentucky looks for answers against Middle Tennessee.<\/p>\n
Ever since the second half of the South Carolina game on September 29th, the Wildcats have only mustered seven offensive touchdowns. In addition\u00a0Benny Snell<\/a> has been held\u00a0 under 100 yards rushing in four of the last five games. The coaching staff doesn’t seem to have the answers however the Big Blue Nation wants to blame offensive coordinator Eddie<\/strong> Gran.<\/strong><\/p>\n Defenses continue to line up eight players in the box at the line of scrimmage daring the Cats to beat them through the air. Except for the game winning drive against Missouri<\/strong> Kentucky has been unable to do it. Quarterback Terry Wilson<\/a> struggled against Tennessee<\/strong> but he wasn’t alone. The receivers dropped numerous passes and Gran’s idea of seemingly running the same plays over and over aren’t helping. Take a look at this stat showing the Wildcats’ offensive struggles.<\/p>\n Kentucky is the first school to have a winning record in SEC play while never scoring more than 28 points in any SEC game since 2006 Florida<\/p>\n — Corey Price (@coreyp08) November 12, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n