Western Kentucky has played its best football defensively this season since the start of November, and now the hope is to roll that into late December.
With a veteran group on that side of the ball, a 20-day layoff between games isn’t much of a concern for the Hilltoppers, who are just ready to get back on the field to take on Georgia State in the LendingTree Bowl on Saturday at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Ala.
“There was no introduction to, ‘Do you guys remember this part of the playbook?’ We put it right back on the board and we haven’t missed a beat,” WKU defensive coordinator Clayton White said.