AndyPopCat
07-28-2007, 10:05 PM
2. Andre Woodson: With elder statesman Russell and former UF quarterback Chris Leak departing for the NFL, Kentucky quarterback Andre Woodson is now the most experienced quarterback in the SEC. But what many people failed to realize was that Woodson, not Russell, Leak or Ainge, was the best quarterback in the SEC last season.
Led by Woodson's 270.4 passing yards per game, the Wildcats led the SEC in passing offense last season. Impressive? I'd say so, when considering Kentucky doesn't have nearly the amount of talent UF, Tennessee and LSU feature.
Woodson threw 31 touchdowns last season against just seven interceptions. He also passed for over 3,500 and completed 63 percent of his passes. At this moment, anyone who says Woodson isn't the best quarterback in the SEC is a fool, uninformed, or both.
Prediction: With Woodson's numbers being so high last season, they can't rise much higher. Expect to see similar numbers from Woodson, and prepare to be enthralled by a high-flying offense.
http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news?slug=uwire-commentaryforecastingthene&prov=uwire&type=lgns
Led by Woodson's 270.4 passing yards per game, the Wildcats led the SEC in passing offense last season. Impressive? I'd say so, when considering Kentucky doesn't have nearly the amount of talent UF, Tennessee and LSU feature.
Woodson threw 31 touchdowns last season against just seven interceptions. He also passed for over 3,500 and completed 63 percent of his passes. At this moment, anyone who says Woodson isn't the best quarterback in the SEC is a fool, uninformed, or both.
Prediction: With Woodson's numbers being so high last season, they can't rise much higher. Expect to see similar numbers from Woodson, and prepare to be enthralled by a high-flying offense.
http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news?slug=uwire-commentaryforecastingthene&prov=uwire&type=lgns
