In a sea of cancellations, one SEC game that’s still on for Saturday is Vanderbilt and Kentucky. After two straight poor offensive showings, the Cats look to rebound against the winless Commodores. Can they find some momentum on that side of the ball and increase their bowl standing? Let’s find out as we begin previewing Vanderbilt at Kentucky.<\/p>\n
In 2020 where there have been pinball-like numbers everywhere, only one SEC team has failed to get 200 yards of total offense in a game. The Kentucky Wildcats have done it twice. In fact, they’ve been under 300 yards in their last four contests. On the season Kentucky ranks 116th out of 123 schools in total offense with 294 yards per game and in passing offense with 118 yards a game. Both Terry Wilson <\/a>and\u00a0Joey Gatewood<\/a> have struggled under center and other than\u00a0Josh Ali<\/a> they’ve gotten little from the wide receivers.<\/p>\n Heading into Saturday the biggest question is who is the starting quarterback, Gatewood or Wilson? For whatever reason, the Kentucky offense has seemed off this entire year. Do the Cats go with the incumbent or build for the future? Quite simply to win on Saturday they must find some offense. Stoops says Kentucky has made great strides during the bye week, however, results are needed on the field.<\/p>\n On a QB decision this week… Stoops says the person who gives them the best opportunity to win right now will be the choice. Terry Wilson had a good week of practice last week, he added, but he also wants to see what Joey Gatewood and Beau Allen can do.<\/p>\n — Jeff Drummond (@JDrumUK) November 9, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n