Games like this don’t happen very often for the Kentucky Wildcats football team. Even against seemingly over-matched competition, the Cats struggle to put teams away. However, that was not the case in taking back the Governor’s Cup from the Cards, winning 56-10. Here now are four takeaways from Kentucky’s blowout of Louisville.<\/p>\n
The redshirt sophomore has gotten better as the season has gone along. Against the Cardinals, he had his best performance of 2018. For the game, Wilson accounted for 340 yards of total offense 261 through the air and 79 on the ground. In addition to rushing for a score, “Touchdown Terry” threw for three more touchdowns, two of which went to sophomore LynnBowden<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n Before the Middle Tennessee game last week, Kentucky’s offense had scored only seven touchdowns since September 29th. However, against one of the worst defenses in football, the Cats torched the Cardinal defense. In all, Kentucky rolled up 604 yards of total offense and six different Wildcats found the end zone.<\/p>\n Benny Snell<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0inched closer to the Kentucky all-time rushing mark with 100 yards. He now needs 107 more to pass\u00a0Sonny Collins<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0total of 3,835 yards. In addition, Snell found the end zone twice giving him 46 for his career. That ties him with\u00a0Kevin Faulk<\/strong><\/a> for third all-time in rushing touchdowns.<\/p>\n Oh hey, @benny_snell<\/a> is now tied with former LSU star Kevin Faulk for thrid on @SEC<\/a> career rushing TD list with 46. Only Tim Tebow and Herschel Walker have had more.<\/p>\n Think about that.<\/p>\n — Kentucky Football (@UKFootball) November 25, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe Offense Broke Out In A Big Way<\/h4>\n
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