The 2022 season has been a rocky one for the Kentucky offense. Despite having a first-round talent at quarterback, the Wildcats have taken a step back in year one under Rich Scangarello as youth, offensive line issues, and some sloppy execution has led to very inconsistent play.
However, we did see some proof of concept in Week 10’s four-point road win over Missouri. When the offense had to have a touchdown, the unit was able to go 58 yards in six plays to claim a 21-17 with 5:18 left in the game directly after the Cats fell behind for the first time all afternoon.