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247sports.com:article JEFF TARPLEY Sep 17 100% confidence 69 signal game breakdown ↗
Texas A&M's run defense versus Kentucky's rushing offense: Kentucky's rebuilt OL could cause them problems
- Kentucky's run game combines RPOs with gap and zone blocking, uses two-tight-end personnel roughly half the time, and leans left behind Lance Heard. The report does not view Kenny Minchey as a running threat. This rebuilt offensive line faces its first road game, adding communication and cohesion concerns against A&M's penetration. - The analyst credits Kentucky center Coleton Price's experience and line calls, but flags the tall guards' lateral movement and leverage as vulnerabilities. Right guard Tegra Tshabola missed time against Alabama and the unit suffered without him; the article does not establish his current availability or explain that absence. - CJ Baxter and Jason Patterson both fumbled against Alabama. The report views Patterson as the more explosive Kentucky back and Baxter as the bigger runner who is still trying to regain pre-knee-injury burst. That is a current performance concern, not a report of a new injury or an announced change in their order.
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