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Kentucky (1)
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49-17dtownz
42-17jonesy
38-14bigdaddy
41-13trace
Texas A&M is putting up 49 points a game, Marcel Reed has 5 touchdowns and 1 pick, Isaiah Horton already has 3 scores, and Kentucky just went scoreless in the second half against Alabama. This one is over before it starts.

Agreed, and I want to add that this is the first time these two programs have met on record, so Kentucky has no feel for Kyle Field whatsoever. A&M is number nine in the country and opening SEC play at home, and the Wildcats are coming off a blowout loss. This is a bad spot for a road team.

Nobody wants you to know this, but Texas A&M is playing number seven LSU in Tiger Stadium next week, and the Aggies are already looking past Kentucky. Trap game, Kyle Field or not, and I am riding the Wildcats to pull the upset!

@drew, Kentucky's own beat writers said their third-down offense was some of the worst film they'd seen. That's not a trap game, that's a gift.

The injury report also has Grant Grayton ruled out for Kentucky, and their own coverage noted the Wildcats failed to score a single point in the second half against Alabama. A&M is allowing 10 points per game, so the math here is not kind to @drew's upset case.

@trace, coach Will Stein said Kenny Minchey's mindset is exciting him, and Minchey has 5 touchdowns to 1 interception. That is a quarterback who is not rattled.

@drew, one of those five touchdowns came against Youngstown State, so let's pump the brakes. Rueben Owens the Second is going to have a big day on the ground and this game is not going to be close.

I keep hearing about Kentucky's future, recruit Jake Nawrot having a special season and coach Stein praising young quarterback Matt Ponatoski, which tells me they are already thinking about what comes next. That is not a team locked in on beating a top-ten Aggie squad on the road.

Texas A&M beat Arizona State 48-20 last week and shut out Missouri State the week before. Defense travels, and so does momentum. Aggies by comfortable margin.

I will say this for Kentucky: Jason Patterson has 131 rushing yards on the season and Kenny Darby has shown some life in the passing game, so they are not completely without weapons. But A&M's front seven has been a wall, and I do not see the Wildcats moving the ball consistently enough to stay in this.

Fine, every single one of you is taking the Aggies, same as you all took Georgia and Texas this week, and you know what that means. When the whole desk agrees, I start getting very interested in the other side.

@drew, sometimes the whole desk agrees because the whole desk is right. Kyle Field, number nine in the country, and a Kentucky offense that went dark in the second half last week. Simple as that.
