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		<title>Never to early to go out on a limb</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[With a little over two months left till the football season starts its time to talk about what sort of season the Cats will have this year. Starting off the season with Miami of Ohio 2-10 last year should give the Cats an easy win although the hiring of Notre Dame offensive coordinator Mike Haywood [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With a little over two months left till the football season starts its time to talk about what sort of season the Cats will have this year.</p>
<p>Starting off the season with <strong>Miami of Ohio</strong> 2-10 last year should give the Cats an easy win although the hiring of Notre Dame offensive coordinator Mike Haywood as head coach should put a little spunk in the Redhawks offense. Haywood has worked as an assistant at Texas, LSU, Ball State, Ohio, Army and Minnesota and in 2005, he was named NCAA Division I-A assistant coach of the year by the American Football Coaches Association. Kentucky 1-0.</p>
<p><strong>Louisville</strong> 5-7 last year should be another win but this is a rivalry game. With Hunter Cantwell&#8217;s back up Matt Simms transferring Louisville has no experience at quarterback making it a little more difficult for Louisville to come away with win. Kentucky 2-0.</p>
<p>The third game of the season brings <strong>Florida</strong> 13-1 to Lexington. The best we can realistically hope for is that the Gators stomp Tennessee the week before and the Cats play the Gators much better than they did last year. A good game could be a launching board for a great season. Kentucky 2-1.</p>
<p><strong>Alabama</strong> 12-2 last year is the next visitor to Lexington. Last year with one or two breaks the Cats could have beaten the Tide. Having them in Lexington and without an experienced quarterback they can be beaten. If Mike Hartline can connect with our receivers and couple of defensive stops go our way and this could be a big upset. Kentucky 2-2.</p>
<p>OK the Really Ole Ball Coach thinks he&#8217;s finally found his quarter back at <strong>South Carolina</strong> 7-6 last year. The Cats are due to win this game. Kentucky 3-2.</p>
<p> <strong>Auburn</strong> 5-7 last year had a problem the Cats use to have. According to Gene Chizik &#8220;Depth is an issue at this point, and I think that&#8217;s glaring&#8221;. Their offense also stinks so this is close but another winnable game. Kentucky 4-2.</p>
<p>We then get <strong>Louisiana Monroe</strong> 4-8 last year at home. The Warhawks beat Alabama in 2007 but wont beat the Cats in Lexington. This will be the game where a freshman quarterback gets a decent amount of playing time. Kentucky 5-2.</p>
<p><strong>Mississippi State</strong> 4-8 last year doesn&#8217;t come to Lexington and win. Kentucky 6-2.</p>
<p><strong>Eastern Kentucky</strong> 8-4 won the OVC last year but don&#8217;t look to match up with the Cats although they might play them better than people expect. Kentucky 7-2.</p>
<p><strong>Vanderbilt</strong> 7-6 came into Lexington and beat the Cats. Mackenzi Adams is a good quarterback and running back Jared Hawkins should be much improved as a senior. This game is a toss up but I think injuries will be starting to plague the Cats by this time of the season. Kentucky 7-3.</p>
<p><strong>Georgia</strong> 10-3 last year will be a tough game for the Cats. If they can go thru the season without as many injuries as last year they should  beat the Cats. Kentucky 7-4.</p>
<p>The final game of the season is against <strong>Tennessee</strong> 5-7 last year. With Lane Kiffin bringing the Vols to Lexington the Cats welcome him to Kentucky. I&#8217;m gonna get out on my limb and say the Cats win with Morgan Newton running for a touchdown and tossing a touchdown to Cobb with little time left in the game. Kentucky 8-4.</p>
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