I think what most of us expected to see was somewhat similar to the Leak-Tebow "experiment" (not really an experiment, it clearly worked) of 2 seasons ago. Hartline is def. more of a pure pocket passer, while Pulley def. can scramble and get mobile. You won't find anyone who's going to argue that Hartline comes across as more of a true leader in and outside of the huddle. Pulley's charges only corroborate that even more....you can't expect to be the leader of a SEC football team and have pending pot charges and no license/insurance issues as well.

Of course, this all depends on how Brooks decides to discipline Pulley. I have no idea what to expect. Certainly something more stringent than the ole "Tennessee treatment"

Sounds to me like Kentucky is shaping up to run an offense similar to last year, but we will have the benefit of being able to hand the ball off consistently for gain w/our stable of quality RB's, which will surely take some of the mental and actual pressure off the young Hartline.

Dicky Lyons Jr leads our receiving corps, so his tutoring and getting the rooks up to speed is going to be crucial for Hartline, and in turn, the entire Wildcat team's, success. I do like our defense, especially the secondary.

Good things are coming this year for the Wildcats. All we have to do is get the ball rolling by beatin Loserville in 35 days. I think it'll snowball from there, as the team builds up it's confidence.