Kentucky Wildcats O:9 D:7With nine starters returning on offense, including includes all five on the offensive line, the Kentucky Wildcats should easily dismantle the 21 points per game they averaged in 2005. Rafael Little and Tony Dixon combine to form a talented running back corps, and the wide receiver corps should have a bounce back season that saw the unit get ravaged with injuries in 2005.
Quarterback Andre Woodson looked brilliant at times, but made a number of crucial errors that cost his team dearly. He should be more aggressive and confident in his abilities now in the second year of running the show.
Seven starters return to the defense that got gouged both on the ground and through the air last season. They do have added talent and depth, but it'll remain to be seen if experience is enough to get this unit to a respectable status in 2006.
Overall, the talent's on hand to win a few more games as long as the Kentucky Wildcats can avoid the injury bug and take care of their weaker opponents.
