Found September 23, 2012 on The Belly of the Beast: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Florida 38, Kentucky 0Due to an injury to Maxwell Smith, Morgan Newton made his first, and probably last, appearance of 2012, throwing all the interceptions, but not incompletions, that Smith would have thrown.  Newton finished 7-21, 48 yards, 3 INTs and finished behind Fig Newtons in a harsh, but fair Twitter poll rating the best Newtons. With Newton's confidence sufficiently shattered, Kentucky can turn its attention to the Vanderbilt game on November 3rd, because that's the only chance they have at not pulling an Ed Orgeron/Houston Nutt/Bobby Johnson and going 0-8 in the conference.  I take that back.  Until Tennessee proves their defense can handle a career wide receiver playing quarterback, I guess the Wildcats still have a shot at winning two conference games. Ole Miss 39, Tulane 0After the last two seasons, I supposed it's a bit greedy if I take to complaining about a 39-0 win over a D-I team, or really, any team, BUT THAT'S WHAT I'M ABOUT TO DO.  After ...
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