The Kentucky Wildcats offense enters Saturday’s game with the 51st ranked scoring offense averaging 31.0 points per game. When breaking down their offense into the passing and rushing game, it’s easy to see how the Wildcats offense mirrors a bit of the Yellow Jackets own offense when it comes to distribution of yardage between the two facets. When it comes to their passing offense, the Wildcats own the 27th worst (102nd overall) but when it comes to their rushing attack, they claim the 16th best rushing offense in the country.
The Passing Game:
Quarterbacks: This season Kentucky has ridden the shoulders on offense of backup quarterback Stephen Johnson who took over as a starting quarterback after Drew Barker went down with an injury following Kentucky’s 45-7 loss to Florida.