[Tuck4Bama]

With each passing week of the 2007 season, opponents of the University of Kentucky are learning a hard lesson.

It might be a good idea to keep the ball away from No. 32.

UK junior cornerback Trevard Lindley is just a redshirt sophomore but is already carving a niche as one of the country's best big-play guys in the secondary.

It started last year, when Lindley clinched Kentucky's win over Georgia with a fourth-quarter interception and then followed that up with a highlight-reel end zone pick in the Music City Bowl against Clemson.

Lindley has picked up even more steam this fall. In the Louisville game, the Cards decided to test Lindley on their first play from scrimmage.

Quarterback Brian Brohm play-faked, rolled right and lofted a pass downfield intended for Harry Douglas.

The 6-foot, 175-pound Lindley swooped in and made a leaping interception in front of Douglas.

Lindley's spectacular plays say it all