[Tuck4Bama]

It's no secret that Kentucky football has big aspirations in 2007, and if the Wildcats have visions of reaching the eight-, nine- or even 10-win plateau, they are more than likely going to have to win a few close games.
UK Coach Rich Brooks understands this, and that's one reason he placed improved punting and place-kicking near the top of his agenda last off-season.
The Cats return both their starting punter (Tim Masthay) and their starting place-kicker (Lones Seiber) from a year ago. Both had some good moments, but neither was consistent enough to make Brooks feel totally secure about his kicking game.

Kicking game still up in the air for Cats

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Tuck4Bama

It's no secret that Kentucky football has big aspirations in 2007, and if the Wildcats have visions of reaching the eight-, nine- or even 10-win plateau, they are more than likely going to have to win a few close games.
UK Coach Rich Brooks understands this, and that's one reason he placed improved punting and place-kicking near the top of his agenda last off-season.
The Cats return both their starting punter (Tim Masthay) and their starting place-kicker (Lones Seiber) from a year ago. Both had some good moments, but neither was consistent enough to make Brooks feel totally secure about his kicking game.

Kicking game still up in the air for Cats

Isn't that enough to make a coach recruit a few foreign born soccer players?...I mean, it worked in the NFL...it should work at the college level. Though Seiber hails from a military family that spent time in Germany...its almost the same.