DJ Miller

That's how Menchie was getting most of his yards.

DJ Miller had a 53-yard reception in this game.

Kenny Darby had a beautiful 42-yard touchdown in this one where he goes to bite inside, makes a defender commit, and then he jukes past him, runs all the way down the sideline and dives into the end zone.

Henry Boyer had a 32-yard reception in the fourth quarter off of a beautiful, beautiful play.

Happened against the number nine team in America.

And the sequence that should make everyone believe.

At the end of the first half, Minchie found DJ Miller for 53 yards.

Just a beautiful drop in the bucket.

C.J. Baxter, the former Longhorn, going up against the Aggies, 87 yards, two rushing touchdowns.

DJ Miller at 96 yards.

Kenny Darby, the freshman for Kentucky, 64 yards on the touchdown and dropped another one that was like wide open.

He would have had another touchdown earlier in this one.

They're both big dudes.

They're both 6'4", 6'3", 208, number four, Nick Anderson, and number seven, DJ Miller.

Number four, Nick

Anderson.

I mean, I can just kind of see that coming already, but see how he spreads the ball out between the receivers is what I'm interested in.

DJ Miller legacy game.

First game of the year.

How many yards is he putting up receiving? I mean, What do you think about

All-American.

Freshman All-American, yeah.

But I do think DJ Miller is probably going to lead this team.

Maybe

I feel like Brock Hoffman's got a good amount of it too.

But is it weird that part of me thinks that they're still just trying to like light a fire under DJ Miller's ass? Nick Anderson's ass.

I mean, because the other part that was weird, too, when I asked about Menchie about chemistry, particularly with Nick Anderson, he made it sound like Nick Anderson was doing a little bit more than what we've been led to believe.

I don't know if he's going to play Saturday or not, but I just get the sense that they're kind of sandbagging us with the wide receivers.

But here's what we knew about the receivers.

We knew that they had a top three, and then we knew, we'll see, or who knows after the top three.

But we knew Nick Anderson, DJ Miller, Shane Carr were the top three.

Fall camp starts out with Stein pretty much saying, DJ Miller can be an absolute dude.

Now you've got Will Stein coming in after coordinating some of the nation's best offenses at Oregon.

And then you bring in Kenny Menchie at quarterback, former five-star C.J. Baxter at running back, Ja'Kaden Ferguson, Nick Anderson, Shane Carr, D.J. Miller, Kenny Darby at receiver.

Willie Rodriguez might end up being the best tight end in this league by the time it's all said and done.

Second teamer, in my mind, right now.

Because we know the names.

I want to know who Menchie trusts when Kentucky needs eight yards.

When it gets to third, medium, third, and eight, who is it? Is it Nick Anderson? Is it Ja'Kaden Ferguson? Is it Shane Carr? Is it DJ Miller? Is it Willie Rodriguez? Is it Kenny Darby? Somebody has to become the guy.

And you might start seeing that relationship develop on Saturday.