There’s no argument that the Kentucky Wildcats have had plenty of offensive struggles this season.
Whether it’s play calling, offensive line play, injuries or a number of options, the offense hasn’t quite lived up to expectations this season.
The Wildcats are averaging 23.6 points per game this season and 341 yards of offense.
Compare that to last year, in which Kentucky averaged 425 yards of offense to go along with 32.3 points per game.
Last week, offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello made a change and moved up top to call plays and the Kentucky offense showed some potential against a tough Missouri defense.