In a tale of two halves Florida came out on top as they scored 22 unanswered points in the 3rd and 4th quarter to beat the upstart Wildcats 22-19. Fiery Florida defensive end Derrick Harvey registered four sacks and led the second half charge that shut out the Kentucky offense. Florida's front seven combined for seven sacks on the day.
With one minute remaining Florida QB Cornelius Ingram got excellent protection in the pocket and found his receiver in a 1 on 1 foot race to the endzone for the final score of the game.
Game Balls- Florida DE Derrick Harvey - Have to hand it to the kid. Four sacks is always an impressive feat.
- Florida WR David Nelson - The Junior caught both of Florida's touchdown passes including the game winner
- QB Curtis Pulley - Jury is still out on this kid. Despite poor pass protection he looked solid passing and running the ball in by far his toughest game in one of the toughest stadium's to play in. 17 of 28 for 189 yards and 1 TD, no picks.
- WR John Brooks - Finally played like the impact player he was expected to be on offense with a 6 catch, 110 yard, 1 TD performance.
- LT Bryan Ross - The only Kentucky lineman to register more than 1 pancake block, he picked up 6 of them and did not allow any of the 7 sacks.
Week 7 Sports Illustrated
No game this week for Kentucky but there are some big matchups that are going to really shake up the Top 25.