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myespn.go.com - 10/1/2008
Are Wildcats ready for SEC primetime? - College Football Nation
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Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low Rich Brooks has been around enough good defenses during his long and distinguished career to know a good one when he sees one. He doesn't mind saying it: This Kentucky defense is pretty good. Is it a great one? Ask him after the Wildcats get back from Tuscaloosa ...

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EDSBS:  CURIOUS INDEX, 10/1/08

Intentional Foul:  TGIS - Thougts on Kentucky at Alabama

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CURIOUS INDEX, 10/1/08
EDSBS — ... First in scoring defense….Kentucky. Chris Low points out your latest sign of impending blood rain: not only is Vanderbilt hosting Gameday and leading the SEC East, but Kentucky leads the nation in scoring defense. Myron ...

TGIS - Thougts on Kentucky at Alabama
Intentional Foul — ... Speaking of defense, UK currently leads the nation in scoring defense, allowing only two touchdowns in their first four games. Of course, they haven’t played anyone of stature — although, everyone picked them to get stomped by Louisville when the exact opposite happened — and if they go down there with a “deer in headlights” look, Bama will score a lot more than two touchdowns. ...

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