LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - The Kentucky Wildcats will know what to expect Saturday when they take on Tennessee.
Head football coach Rich Brooks says he has been preparing his team for a physical and emotional game.
Brooks also says he told his players that they won't face the same Volunteer team that has looked down and out much of the season. Despite Tennessee's record of 4-7 this year, Brooks says the Volunteers still are packed with talent.
The Wildcat offense has also prepared for Tennessee corner back
Eric Berry, who leads the nation with seven interceptions. Brooks calls Berry the most talented player on the Volunteer squad.
Kentucky, 6-5, hasn't beat Tennessee since 1984.