Florida's Jeffery Demps. (AP photo/Danny Johnson)
Big Blue Links for Thursday:
Commonwealth Stadium ranks 10th out of the 12 SEC football stadiums, writes Ron Morris of The State. (He has Georgia way too low, at No. 6)
Urban Meyer says Florida is focused only on Kentucky, reports David Paschall of the Chattanooga Times Free Press.
But Kentucky is last chance for Gators to tune up before Bama, writes Jason Lieser of the Palm Beach Post.
Kentucky expects Florida to play bomb’s away, reports Chip Cosby of the Herald-Leader.
Florida offers a chance for a program-defining win, says my Thursday column.
Fast-improving Kentucky has turned the corner, writes Pat Dooley of the Gainesville Sun.
Dick Vitale lists Brandon Knight and Terrence Jones among his Diaper Dandies. (Hat tip to All Kentucky Hoops.)
Calipari among those paying attention to 2012 No. 1 player Andre Drummond, reports Jeff Goodman of Fox Sports.
Calipari will visit Perry Ellis next week, reports The Shiver. (Hat tip to Aaron’s UK Basketball Blog.)
Meyer says UK’s personnel in upper half of SEC, reports Eric Lindsey of Cat Scratches.
One Gator says Chris Rainey will be back, reports Anthony Chiang of the Orlando Sentinel.
Florida would prefer fewer carries for Jeffery Demps, reports Tyler Jett for Florida Today.
John Calipari was on Tom Leach’s radio show in Louisville on Thursday morning.
(H-L photo/Mark Cornelison)
Taylor Wyndham would trade his notoriety for a win over Florida, reports Will Graves of the AP.
Randall Cobb loves his cheesy biscuits, reports Mary Jo Perino of WLEX-TV.
Those biscuits are actually the creation of a UK alum, says the UK Alumni Magazine.
Is there anything Randall Cobb can’t do? asks ESPN’s Chris Low.
Wyndham wants to put his famous Tebow hit in the past, writes Nick Craddock of the Kentucky Kernel.
Kentucky needs to survive The Swamp for bigger days, writes Ira Combs for Kentucky Sports Network.
Do fans really care about player arrests? asks Wildcat Blue Nation.
Eric Bledsoe and strict liability is explored by A Sea of Blue.
Joker Phillips is beating Charlie Strong on recruiting front, too, says KSR.
