When will the depth chart for Miami of Ohio be released?
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I've been keeping up with this site for simple depth chart. It's not set in stone, but it's been guessing pretty well so far. We'll see how they're really doing this week. Should be released at the lunch presser tomorrow, but UK may wait til after Florida to release one.
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Interesting they have Walker at 3rd string after hearing the buzz around him.
Our Lads is pretty sketchy at times, especially here on the brink of the new season.
It's just a convenience for the off season. I don't think it's possible to be 100% until the team releases one
Today, Monday. UK'll bring in the crack KY media and feed them a free lunch so they can write crappy stories.
Lots of manufactured handwringing and furrowing of brows?
Kentucky aint ranked #20 in Ap for nothin, we are LOADED!
Surprised that Wright isn’t in the two deep, and I hope Horsey is just a little dinged up. Starting two freshman wide receivers is going to be interesting
Wasn't he suspended for the mystery scandal?
Wright's a starter, being held out due to the suspension BS.
Wright out game 1 (hopefully) for BS scandal same as CRod
Yup, rankings are proving true on them & orher frosh in the 2 deep
It's really a shame that one of the Dingle brothers can't cross-train as a long snapper. They could potentially hike it to our backup punter, Berry. Maybe next year it'll happen. The younger Dingle will still be with us, and Berry could move to first string. Make it happen, Stoops!
That’s right….forgot that he was caught up in that
i meant La’Velle not Jordan, but I guess Smoke stepped up?
Interesting RB depth chart too. We heard wright had some issue. Surprised not to see McClain as he overtook smoke last year. Is he suspended as well?
Seems there was chatter of another RB catching a suspension and maybe it was on point. Or did smoke just elevate his game to retake the spot?
Wild to think about the evolution of CFB offenses through the prism of UK's depth charts. Starting in 2013, there was the standard 4-3. Then in 2014 through the next couple years there was a standard 3-4 two deep published on Mondays.
The last few years it's been a 3-4 with the nickel listed along with the other four DBs to show a 12 man two-deep to reflect the reality of how much five DBs have to play these days. This year, they don't even list the JACK outside linebacker that was played by Mister Cobble, Jason Hatcher, Denzil Ware, Boogie Watson, and Jordan Wright.
I don't think that means UK is full-time transition to 3-3-5 although White has mentioned it in the past. Probably a recognition that NB is going to play a lot more snaps than the old JACK position going forward.
The last few years it's been a 3-4 with the nickel listed along with the other four DBs to show a 12 man two-deep to reflect the reality of how much five DBs have to play these days. This year, they don't even list the JACK outside linebacker that was played by Mister Cobble, Jason Hatcher, Denzil Ware, Boogie Watson, and Jordan Wright.
I don't think that means UK is full-time transition to 3-3-5 although White has mentioned it in the past. Probably a recognition that NB is going to play a lot more snaps than the old JACK position going forward.
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Listing two tight ends also shows the evolution of CFB offenses. You got one two deep for the hand in the dirt tight ends, and another two deep for those that play more of the H-Back role.
Gotcha! Smoke, while not a SEC feature back, is experienced, good at picking up the blitz and a pretty good receiver. I think those two areas of RB play may hold back some young guys.
Jeff P. said on the Chris Beasmore podcast that Walker could be the next Art Still. Still is the best Kentucky TE ever. He is on the Two deep on the depth chart I downloaded from the Kentucky website.
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Smoke ran for 450 yards at 5.1 yards per carry. Not surprised or worried that he's starting. Unfortunately, he became one of those players that everyone had to create a thread about if he had a bad play.
Tried to pull up a two deep depth chart but due to link rot I couldn't find much from that season that wasn't preseason to confirm. I may be confusing Cobble with Jabari Johnson. I have this memory of a Hatcher's back-up in the South Carolina and Louisville games being this huge dude that was only there for run support to the boundary.
That was definitely not Cobble as Cobble was a NG at 6'0 & about 330-340 lbs.
You may also be thinking of Farrington Huegenin b/c IIRC he played some at that hybrid DE position, and he was listed at 6'4 282.
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