... The rumble of a wildcat running loose on the University of Miami's (Ohio) football team.

This game was all Wildcats from the opening whistle to the third string completing the whipping in the fourth quarter.

You could almost call this game the Randall Cobb and Mike Hartline clinic on how the SEC deals with out-of-conference teams.

I say almost, because this was truly a team effort. Kentucky dominated the line of scrimmage, pushing Miami around like they were ragdolls. They dominated the secondary, and seemed to score at will.

Kentucky had 488 total yards, with 243 coming from the passing game, and 245 from the running game; a nice balance if I ever saw one.

The Wildcats has 29 first downs and were 11 for 18 in thir...

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