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Saturday, September 5, 2009
It’s a final at PBS
Kentucky beats Miami 42-0.
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Teams playing out the string
Both teams seem eager to get this one over. Kentucky has the ball at the Miami 35 with 5:33 reamining, leading 42-0.
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Wildcats add another score
UK running back Moncell Allen bulls in from 9 yards out, capping a 12-play, 80-yard drive that ate up 5 minutes and 32 seconds.
The Wildcats lead 42-0 with 13:58 left in the game.
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More of the same for Miami offense
The RedHawks drive to their own 47, but that’s it. Kentucky will start at its own 20 with 4:30 left in the third quarter.
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Raudabaugh picked off for a TD
It just keeps getting uglier at PBS.
Kentucky’s Trevard Lindley picks off a woefully under-thrown ball by Daniel Raudabaugh and returns it 25 yards for a touchdown, giving the Wildcats a 35-0 lead.
And there’s still 7:28 left in the third quarter.
Raudabaugh is 11-of-26 foor 114 yards with two interceptions. But Mike Haywood is sticking with him as the RedHawks start this drive from their own 25.
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Another three-and-out for Miami
The offensive woes continue for the RedHawks, who lose 2 yards and forced to put the ball back to UK.
The Wildcats begin this drive at the 50 with a 28-0 lead.
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Kentucky tacks on to the lead
UK takes the second half kickoff and goes 80 yards in 3 minutes and 30 seconds.
Randall Cobb scores a touchdown on the eighth play of the drive, taking the direct snap and walking in untouched from 11 yards out.
Miami will start at its own 26. Daniel Raudabaugh is still in at quarterback for the RedHawks.
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Might be time for a QB change for the RedHawks
UK takes a 21-0 lead into halftime at Paul Brown Stadium. You have to wonder if Miami will begin the second half with a different quarterback. Daniel Raudabaugh is just 11-of-22 for 114 yards with one interception. And it should be two, except the Wildcats’ Danny Trevathan dropped.
UK has 254 total yards to Miami’s 152.
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Rumble on the River turning into the Rout on the River
Kentucky ups its lead to 21-0, needing just 2 minutes and 46 seconds and six plays to go 71 yards for a touchdown. Mike Hartline throws his second touchdown of the game, a 21-yard pass to Chris Matthews, who out-jumped Miami’s Brandon Stephens.
Miami has 1:50 to try to get some points before halftime.
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Kentucky firmly in control
The Wildcats need just 2 minutes and 37 seconds to go 58 yards in seven plays. Running back Derrick Locke caps the drive with a 16-yard touchdown run that gives UK a 14-0 lead with 6:50 left in the fist half.
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Miami offense does nothing
Daniel Raudabaugh is sacked on third down, forcing the RedHawks to punt the ball right back to Kentucky.
The Wildcats, fresh off a four-play touchdown drive, take over at their own 42 with 9:27 left in the first half. The Miami defense needs a stop because with the way the RedHawk offense is playing, a two-touchdown deficit may be too much to overcome.
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Second trick fails for Miami and UK capitalizes
The RedHawks try a flea-flicker and it fails. Quarterback Daniel Raudabaugh hands off and the running back flips the ball back to Raudabaugh, who chucks a pass down the middle of the field.
UK’s Calvin Harrison looks like he’s fielding a punt, intercepting the pass easily with no one around him.
Four plays later, Mike Hartline throws a 27-yard touchdown pass to Ashton Cobb and Lones Seiber boots the extra point to give the Wildcats a 7-0 lead with 11:28 left in the first half.
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Scoreless after one quarter
Both teams miss a field goal and the score is 0-0 heading to the second quarter.
Miami has run 19 plays for 98 yards (69 passing, 29 rushing).
Kentucky has 17 plays for 64 yards (26 rushing, 38 passing).
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Kentucky loses its center
UK junior center Marcus Davis is removed from the field on a cart with an apparent right leg injury. His replacement is freshman Matt Smith.
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Promising drive dissolves into nothing
Miami drives to the UK 25 and appeared to have another first down on a scramble by Daniel Raudabaugh, but the Miami QB goes into a slide 2 yards too early, forcing the team to settle for a 34-yard field goal attempt, which Trevor Cook pushes wide right.
It’s still scoreless with 2:25 left in the opening quarter.
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Miami defense holds
The RedHawks give up one first down before forcing a UK punt. Miami has started to flip the field position and will take over at its own 35 with 5:47 left in the first quarter.
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Trickery from Haywood, but no points
Faced with a fourth-and-inches at its own 49, Miami lines up in punt formation. But a direct snap to blocking back Ryan Kennedy results in a 9-yard gain and a first down. But the drive stalls at the UK 37 and the RedHawks have to punt.
The Wildcats take over at their own 12 with 7:18 left in the opening quarter.
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Kentucky comes up empty
The Wildcats drive to the Miami 25, but D.J. Brown and Jerrell Wedge force Mike Hartline to throw away a screen pass, and then UK kicker Lones Seiber misses a 43-yard field goal wide left.
Miami starts the ensuing drive with back-to-back completions, giving the RedHawks the ball near midfield with 9:30 left in the opening quarter.
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Poor start for Miami
Mike Haywood’s offense opens with a thud. An incomplete pass on first down from an empty-backfield set is followed by a 1-yard run and a run for no gain.
Kentucky has the ball at midfield with 13 minutes left in the first quarter.
