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LEXINGTON, Ky. - Every Sunday, University of Kentucky football coach Rich Brooks opens his weekly media teleconference with a rundown of his team's injuries.

John Conner scored a touchdown in the second quarter of the Louisiana-Monroe at Kentucky football game in Lexington, Ky., Saturday, Oct.

Kentucky linebacker Micah Johnson was on crutches for the second half after suffering a strained MCL in the first quarter of Saturday night's game.

State Journal/Hilly Schiffer University of Kentucky's Randall Cobb breaks free from a tackle by University of Louisiana at Monroe's Greg James at Commonwealth Stadium Saturday night.

But they didn't really finish. The start was excellent. The ending was just OK. So for all intents and purposes, Kentucky took care of business on Saturday night, beating UL-Monroe from the Sun Belt Conference 36-13 in what could have been a danger game.

Kentucky enters the second half of the college football season with a 3-3 record.

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Stephen Garcia threw for three touchdowns, ran for another and his leaping, acrobatic scramble on third down helped seal the deal for the University of South Carolina.

Alabama was dressed in its sparkling white road uniforms. Kentucky was nearly head to toe in glistening blue.

UK's Paul Warford couldn't break up Justin Burke's fourth-quarter pass to Louisville's Trent Guy, which turned out to be a 66-yard score Saturday. FOOTBALL: Florida at Kentucky Where: Commonwealth Stadium When: 6 p.m., Saturday, Sept.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - University of Kentucky defensive coordinator Steve Brown wasn't happy after watching Florida run over, around and through his defense during Saturday's 41-7 Gators victory at Commonwealth Stadium.

Clock mismanagement by both the scoreboard operator and the Kentucky players and coaches forced the Wildcats to miss out on potential points just before halftime, which could have come back to bite them in Saturday's 31-27 win over Louisville.

Just what a struggling wide receivers corps needs this week: a good secondary. Led by future NFL cornerback Trevard Lindley, Kentucky's secondary has held opposing quarterbacks to a 44.4 completion percentage and 185.5 yards per game.

The top-ranked Florida Gators continue their run through the SEC, as they travel to Lexington this weekend for a showdown with the Kentucky Wildcats.

Published: Monday, September 21, 2009 at 5:57 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, September 21, 2009 at 5:57 p.m. This is your team.

Kentucky coaches weren't pleased with the offensive line early in preseason practice, and the season opener against Miami of Ohio wasn't a great test.

There will be all kinds of connections between Kentucky and Louisville when the teams face off Saturday at Commonwealth Stadium.

LEXINGTON, Ky. - When Keenan Burton talks to Michael Bush these days, the NFL typically is the top football topic.

Kentucky receiver Chris Matthews cut back against Miami's Jeff Thompson for some of his 57 receiving yards.

To be a big boy, you have to take care of business. And Saturday in Cincinnati, Rich Brooks' team did just that, manhandling overmatched Miami of Ohio 42-0. Only on opening weekend, most all the SEC big boys took care of business.