But I say it was like that a little bit Saturday. They probably all would like to have a few plays over, like most other positions as well. It’s not for the entirety of a game but you see certain plays. I think you see a lot of quarterbacks doing that at times and maybe regroup during (the) game. His footwork wasn’t as patient in the pocket. “I think it was an issue on Saturday at times, yes, where he wasn’t as calm. If they have any chance of beating Tennessee this weekend, those forced interceptions must be fixed and Levis must slow things down, which Mark Stoops explained after watching the film. But the turnovers killed any chance for Kentucky to be in the game late in the fourth quarter. It’s obvious what type of player the Wildcats have in Levis, as his ability to make plays with his feet are undeniable. If Rodriguez is not at his best, then Will Levis must take up the slack. They’re no different.” (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images) I think we always strive for more at any position and (are) never satisfied. “I believe both teams (Georgia and Mississippi State) do a very good job, they’re very disruptive, very physical. I don’t need to make excuses for Chris, but he was not at full strength. So, he was dealing with an issue last week, yes. These young men go through a lot and they go through a lot of practices and do a lot of hitting and things happen throughout the week. I’m not going to sit up here and talk about everything. “Chris (Rodriguez) was dealing with an issue. Then on Monday, Mark Stoops admitted that Rodriguez wasn’t at full strength. Honestly, I was starting to wonder if the Wildcats running back was dealing with some kind of issue, as his carries diminished and he didn’t seem comfortable during the game. But, on the flip side, Kentucky has to get Chris Rodriguez going if the offense wants any chance of being balanced.

Once we entered the third quarter at MSU, it was clear that the Kentucky defense wasn’t prepared for the pace at which Mike Leach runs his offense. Kentucky started the week as a 4 point favorite over Tennessee, but they are now a. Obviously the Bulldogs were going to pass the ball around, which has caused problems for the Wildcats in the past, but the main concern coming out of this game has to be the defense and its inability to slow things down. But the way Kentucky approached this past weekend’s game against Mississippi State was cause for concern. It was always going to be tough for Mark Stoops to grab the win in Starkville, as history has proven over the years.

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