Tonight was solely on coaching

I think Moorhead's offensive scheme is failing because his players were recruited from Mullen's system. He needs to alter his approach to fit the players he does have.

The amount of stupid penalties we received tonight and all season for that matter has to improve. The lack of discipline is absolutely on the coaching staff.

What is wrong with Fitzgerald? Is it the new system? I haven’t been able to watch y’all yet but have seen his numbers every week.

If it is the system what about letting Thompson play some more?

We would give you Jalen..but he can't pass either. Sorry We keeping Tua.

The system look awkward as hell for Fitz.. He is not a pocket passer.

They were able to contain us on the ground. And it wasn't because State wasn't trying. The OL just was getting owned up front. Hard to believe that. But it's the truth. Add in the fact all of the false starts and it was just a disturbing performance all around.

This same offensive line dominated Kentucky last year. The only difference is coaching.

Our season is far from over, but our chances at a ‘great’ season are quickly evaporating.

All things considered, the D put up a heroic effort and did everything they could to win the game. They basically held UK to 14 points when the game was still in doubt. This was with UK getting a consistent short field and the benefit of a bewildering amount of calls. The only real negative was they fell into UK’s goading which didn’t help our case with the refs.

Our O looked like a bloated whale carcass, on the verge of exploding from gaseous buildup. Basically all the false starts and delays of game were on the coaching staff having a poor game plan to account for the conditions (crowd noise, defensive shifts, rain) stacked against us. I’m not at all upset at Eiland’s performance because he was set up for failure. Kentucky didn’t respect our passing game at all and it paid off big time for them. I’m more concerned now with the square peg, round hole scenario because Joe’s stated offensive scheme is taking what the Defense gives you. Unfortunately, it’s looking less and less like we have the personnel group that can ‘take’ passing opportunities. I’m not giving up on things clicking yet, but Saturday was a reality check.

And now a little on the reffing of that game: what the frick what the frick what the fuuuuuccccccckkkkk. You can never say with certainty that calls ‘lost’ you the game, but I’m confident in saying that that game is way closer if it is called fairly. Delta’s point about the refs penalizing us to try and keep us in check is the closest thing to a logical explanation I can think of for that abomination I witnessed. At least two of UK’s scoring drives were kept going on mind-boggling calls that even the announcers pointed out. Rayford’s DPI on that deep pass has to be one of the most blatantly wrong calls I’ve ever seen. It’s one thing for that to be a no call, but the TE literally blocked Rayford’s vision and RAYFORD was the one that interfered??? Conversely, UK could all but tackle our receivers and flags are GETTING PICKED UP??? Im usually pretty level-headed with the refs, and historically I think we’ve been in the “win some, lose some” camp, but we got absolutely hosed in that game.

UF is gonna be a big challenge. I think we have the talent to win, though. Joe is smart and I think he’s learning some quick lessons, but this season could come off the rails in a big way if we lay an egg for Mullen’s return.

I would also be remiss if I didn’t give UK props. They’re a scrappy football team that can hang with anyone just about. We made several mistakes, they had several calls go their way, and they took full advantage of it all.

I guess that’s one of the reasons I love college football so much is the volatility of it all. Personnel-wise, these are mostly the same two teams that met last year, and yet the outcomes couldn’t be more different.

The crowd for UK was shocking. That crowd was a million times louder than I have ever heard a Kentucky football crowd be. I have never thought "This Kentucky crowd is intimidating" until then.