Trying to break down the RedHawks

This is one of those games that are very difficult to break down.You look at Miami-Ohio's record from last season, 2-10, and you think this should be a very winnable game for Kentucky. But you look at the coaching turnover and new players and you see why college coaches get paid the big bucks. They have to figure out what this team is going to do without much to go on.The RedHawks return a dozen starters under new head coach Michael Haywood. Haywood came to Miami in December from Notre Dame where he was the Fighting Irish's offensive coordinator.Kentucky's offense is said to be much better than from a season ago. The reports are that the receiving corps is like a night and day difference from their dismal season last year. Kentucky will start Randall Cobb and JUCO transfer Chris Matthews at the wideout spots with Kyrus Lanxter and Gene McCaskill backing them up. That lineup with the improved play from QB Mike Hartline could do wonders for this season.Last season, teams ...