WildcatRick
08-18-2008, 11:50 PM
Who's going to play quarterback for Kentucky this fall?
Now that Curtis Pulley is out of the picture, the guy pushing him all spring, sophomore Mike Hartline, has moved to the head of the pack.
Hartline's chief competition for the job might come from a guy that Hartline would love nothing more than to get the ball to a few times this season in one-on-one matchups on the perimeter.
True freshman Randall Cobb has been one of the most impressive athletes on the field this preseason, according to Kentucky coach Rich Brooks, and he's going to be on the field somewhere.
That's fine by Hartline.
"Whatever it is - quarterback, receiver or catching punts - he's too athletic for us not to put him on the field. We're going to get him the ball in some way, shape or form," said Hartline, who's attempted just six passes during his career.
"It also pushes me, too, because you see somebody that young and that talented with that potential. It's a competitive thing I like. I don't take it as a threat, because he's my teammate. We'll make each other better."
Chris Low, ESPN (http://myespn.go.com/blogs/sec/0-1-219/Kentucky-s-quarterback-picture-still-evolving.html)
Now that Curtis Pulley is out of the picture, the guy pushing him all spring, sophomore Mike Hartline, has moved to the head of the pack.
Hartline's chief competition for the job might come from a guy that Hartline would love nothing more than to get the ball to a few times this season in one-on-one matchups on the perimeter.
True freshman Randall Cobb has been one of the most impressive athletes on the field this preseason, according to Kentucky coach Rich Brooks, and he's going to be on the field somewhere.
That's fine by Hartline.
"Whatever it is - quarterback, receiver or catching punts - he's too athletic for us not to put him on the field. We're going to get him the ball in some way, shape or form," said Hartline, who's attempted just six passes during his career.
"It also pushes me, too, because you see somebody that young and that talented with that potential. It's a competitive thing I like. I don't take it as a threat, because he's my teammate. We'll make each other better."
Chris Low, ESPN (http://myespn.go.com/blogs/sec/0-1-219/Kentucky-s-quarterback-picture-still-evolving.html)

