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Well, to answer your question, why did A&M get away from the run? Well, it could have something to do with that 21 point spot they gave them when they came out of halftime.

So,

I mean, if you look at this game on paper and you're just looking at the stats and not the versions, it looks like A&M would have won this game.

Factor in the details of home field advantage of A&M.

being where it is I would have thought that A&M would have won this game but yeah two crucial turnovers and that's that's really the difference there let's be honest Jay this was just a game where Kentucky that first half they came out they literally brought out the bare knuckles and that's what the that's what the first half was and then they came out quick in the third and that's all it This is the type of win you want.

This is the type of win that if this is your floor, what is the ceiling?

Absolutely physical Kentucky team.

And I was way to respond.

And we'll call the episode that.

Like what a response from last week to this week in the physicality because I was disappointed in the old line play.

Not now, of course, because they...

They were the big blue wall.

Still a little disappointed with Kentucky's D line run defense mainly, but I'm also excited about them in the same sentence because they did a lot of good stuff.

I will say Texas A&M had a 19 winning game streak at home, but that is over.

So it was exciting.

Kenny Darby dropped a wide open touchdown.

It was like, this is Kentucky football.

You know, even on the opening kickoff, and we thought we had a fumble recovery, but his knee was down.

I was like, yeah, this is how it's going to go.

Typical Kentucky football fashion.

You know, we need those things to go our way.

And we had some of those things go our way.

But you need that, especially on the road in a hostile environment.

You need that.

So you drop the pass.

Well, to answer your question, why did A&M get away from the run? Well, it could have something to do with that 21 point spot they gave them when they came out of halftime.

So,

I mean, if you look at this game on paper and you're just looking at the stats and not the versions, it looks like A&M would have won this game.

Factor in the details of home field advantage of A&M.

being where it is I would have thought that A&M would have won this game but yeah two crucial turnovers and that's that's really the difference there let's be honest Jay this was just a game where Kentucky that first half they came out they literally brought out the bare knuckles and that's what the that's what the first half was and then they came out quick in the third and that's all it This is the type of win you want.

This is the type of win that if this is your floor, what is the ceiling?

Absolutely physical Kentucky team.

And I was way to respond.

And we'll call the episode that.

Like what a response from last week to this week in the physicality because I was disappointed in the old line play.

Not now, of course, because they...

They were the big blue wall.

Still a little disappointed with Kentucky's D line run defense mainly, but I'm also excited about them in the same sentence because they did a lot of good stuff.

I will say Texas A&M had a 19 winning game streak at home, but that is over.

So it was exciting.

Kenny Darby dropped a wide open touchdown.

It was like, this is Kentucky football.

You know, even on the opening kickoff, and we thought we had a fumble recovery, but his knee was down.

I was like, yeah, this is how it's going to go.

Typical Kentucky football fashion.

You know, we need those things to go our way.

And we had some of those things go our way.

But you need that, especially on the road in a hostile environment.

You need that.

So you drop the pass.