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LB
Wesley Woodyard |
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2005
Statistics |
Coach:
Rich Brooks
9-25,
3 years |
2005
Record: 3-8 |
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LOUISVILLE |
LOST
24-31 |
IDAHO
STATE |
WON
41-29 |
at
Indiana |
LOST
14-38 |
FLORIDA |
LOST
28-49 |
at
South Carolina |
LOST
16-44 |
at
Mississippi |
LOST
7-13 |
MISSISSIPPI
STATE |
WON
13-7 |
AUBURN |
LOST
27-49 |
at
Vanderbilt |
WON
48-43 |
at
Georgia |
LOST
13-45 |
TENNESSEE |
LOST
8-27 |
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2005
Final Rankings
AP-UR, Coaches-UR, BCS-UR
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Projected
Record: 5-7 |
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RB
Rafael Little |
KENTUCKY
*POWER RATINGS |
Offense |
Defense |
QB
- 3 |
DL
- 3 |
RB
- 3.5 |
LB
- 3.5 |
WR
- 2.5 |
DB
- 2 |
OL
- 3.5 |
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RETURNING
LEADERS |
Passing:
Andre' Woodson, 253-146-6, 1644 yds., 6
TD
Rushing: Rafael Little, 197 att.,
1045 yds., 9 TD
Receiving: Rafael Little, 46 rec.,
449 yds., 0 TD
Scoring: Rafael Little, 10 TD, 60
pts.
Punting: Tim Masthay, 54 punts, 36.4
avg.
Kicking: none
Tackles: Wesley Woodyard, 100 tot.,
75 solo
Sacks: Wesley Woodyard, Myron Pryor,
Ventrell Jenkins - 2 each
Interceptions: Wesley Woodyard, Roger
Williams, Shomari Moore - 1 each
Kickoff returns: David Jones, 15
ret., 21.9 avg., 0 TD
Punt returns: Rafael Little, 21 ret.,
16.9 avg., 0 TD
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OFFENSE
- 9 |
----RETURNING
STARTERS---- |
DEFENSE
- 7 |
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KEY
LOSSES |
OFFENSE:
Alexis Bwenge-FB, Arliss Beach-TB, Scott Mitchell-WR,
Glenn Holt-WR, Tommy Cook-WR, Taylor Begley-K |
DEFENSE:
Trey
Mielsch-DT, B. Jay Parsons-DE, Antoine Huffman-CB,
Bo Smith-CB, Muhammad Abdullah-FS |
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2006
OFFENSE |
BEST
PLAYER: RB Rafael Little
TOP
NEWCOMER: OT Garry Williams
STRENGTH:
Depth at TB led by All-SEC rusher and shooting
star Rafael Little; TE Jacob Tamme is a former
receiver and the offense seems more productive
when he is on the field; Finally the OL has some
depth with five starters returning, center Matt
McCutchan was granted a sixth year of eligibility.
CONCERN:
The mobility of QB Andre Woodson (strong arm)
and the passing ability of his backup Curtis Pulley
(more mobile) could cause a controversy if the
starter struggles, 36 sacks and crucial fumbles
hurt Woodson in '05; The health of WR Keenan Burton,
the only experienced veteran of the group.
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TE
Jacob Tamme
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KENTUCKY
2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters in bold |
OFFENSE |
QB |
Andre'
Woodson-Jr (6-5, 240) |
Curtis
Pulley-So (6-4, 203) |
FB |
John
Conner-Fr (5-11, 243) |
Terrell
Bankhead-Sr (5-11, 220) |
TB |
Rafael
Little-Jr (5-10, 198) |
Tony
Dixon-So (5-9, 208) |
WR |
John
Logan-Jr (6-0, 189) |
DeMoreo
Ford-So (5-10, 189) |
WR |
Keenan
Burton-Jr (6-2, 195) |
Dicky
Lyons-So (5-11, 190) |
TE |
Jacob
Tamme-Jr (6-5, 240) |
Ross
Bogue-Fr (6-5, 247) |
OT |
Garry
Williams-So (6-3, 288) |
James
Alexander-So (6-5, 281) |
OG |
Christian
Johnson-So (6-4, 325) |
Fatu
Turturi-Sr (6-3, 290) |
C |
Matt
McCutchan-Sr (6-3, 310) |
Jorge
Gonzalez-Fr (6-3, 300) |
OG |
Michael
Aitcheson-Sr (6-3, 300) |
Trai
Williams-Sr (6-4, 286) |
OT |
Hayden
Lane-Sr (6-6, 283) |
Sefo
Blaylock-Fr (6-4, 330) |
K |
Brian
Scott-Jr (5-11, 190) |
J.J.
Housley-So (5-10, 186) |
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2006
DEFENSE |
BEST
PLAYER: LB Wesley Woodyard
TOP
NEWCOMER: DT Myron Pryor
STRENGTH:
With the emergence of Myron Pryor, the DT position
will surprise some opponents; Led by All-SEC star
Wesley Woodyard, the LBs will be much improved
and should start to look like a true set of LBs
as opposed to what coaches have been dealt since
Rich Brooks arrived.
CONCERN:
The unexpected loss of CB Bo Smith, voted the
top defensive player, is devastating for a team
trying to keep up with SEC speed, the secondary
gets revamped; As a whole, one of the worst defenses
in the SEC in terms of stopping the run and pass.
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DB
Roger Williams
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KENTUCKY
2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters in bold |
DEFENSE |
DE |
Durrell
White-Sr (6-3, 260) |
Ricky
Abren-Jr (6-2, 285) |
DT |
Jason
Leger-Jr (6-1, 282) |
Ventrell
Jenkins-So (6-2, 286) |
DT |
Myron
Pryor-So (6-1, 307) |
Lamar
Mills-Sr (6-1, 285) |
DE |
Nii
Adjei Oninku-So (6-1, 245) |
Dominic
Lewis-Jr (6-3, 263) |
SLB |
Joe
Schuler-Jr (6-3, 233) |
Johnny
Williams-So (6-3, 243) |
MLB |
Braxton
Kelley-So (6-0, 226) |
Ben
McGrath-So (6-2, 232) |
WLB |
Wesley
Woodyard-Jr (6-1, 212) |
Patrick
Barnette-So (6-1, 206) |
CB |
Karl
Booker-Sr (6-1, 190) |
David
Jones-So (5-10, 194) |
CB |
Trevard
Lindley-Fr (6-0, 175) |
Jarrell
Williams-So (5-11, 180) |
SS |
Roger
Williams-Jr (6-0, 200) |
Adam
Richey-So (5-10, 186) |
FS |
Marcus
McClinton-So (6-1, 214) |
Dallas
Greer-Jr (6-1, 195) |
P |
Tim
Masthay-So (6-2, 200) |
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2006
SPECIAL TEAMS |
KICKER
Underrated four-year starter Taylor Begley will be missed.
Brian Scott came away as the starter after spring while
holding off J.J. Housley. Scott is a transfer from I-AA
Davidson and maintains the most experience.
PUNTER
As a true freshman, Tim Masthay was thrown into the
fire. A top athlete in high school, he led the state
of Kentucky in receiving his senior year. He was wildly
inconsistent as a punter last season while finishing
with a meager 36.4-yard average.
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