[Tuck4Bama]

Maurice Grinter says the University of Louisville football team has been "exposed."

The sophomore fullback fired the latest charged adjective out of the University of Kentucky camp last Saturday. If memory serves, the word of choice last year was "overmarketed." Or was that "underperforming"?

UK undoubtedly has won the war of words over the course of this rivalry -- a noble effort by U of L's John L. Smith to even the score notwithstanding.

From "they live to beat us" by Hal Mumme to Fatu Turituri saying Elvis Dumervil was "not that good" after Dumervil recorded an NCAA-record six sacks against UK two years ago, the Wildcats unquestionably have provided better copy.

In 2003 UK lineman Chad Anderson asked why some U of L players were talking trash at the end of the game when those individuals hadn't done anything during the game.

Eric Crawford: Cats got their tongue? Yes, undoubtedly