"I see no public evidence that Burton's starting job is in jeopardy although, like every other player on our team, his quality of play has to improve now that the SEC portion of our schedule is starting. Can't afford anymore unforced errors."
Not exactly the same as "doing fine at center."
Perhaps taking a fellow poster's comments so personally is impairing your ability to convey accuracy.
Another reoccurring aggravation of some of the more negative posters is the push-back against the viewpoint of "trust our coaches." Here, Burton was having some problems at center, the coaches intervened, moved Burton from starting center to starting guard, and appear to be staying with that decision after some tempered but positive results. Can we agree that our coaches acted decisively to improve a situation that was not going as well as it should have been?
Although we need more improvement from Burton and many other players, a shuffling between a center and a guard is not exactly a statement that the player moved does not have value or will not ultimately be successful.
We have an extraordinarily big game on Saturday. If someone wants to die on the hill of this Kentucky player is bad in the hope that your negative posts end up being validated and you can win some imaginary game against a fellow poster, then have at it. You do you.
Some of us just see the Kentucky Football experience differently.
