#18 Jacob Tamme, TD catch vs. Louisville, two views:
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Some more of #18 Otis Grigsby:
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#18 Randall Cobb in wins on the road at Georgia and at Auburn in 2009.
Kentucky 34, Georgia 27, Sanford Stadium, Athens, Georgia, November 21, 2009
Kentucky 21, Auburn 14, Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, Alabama, October 17, 2009
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#18 Randall Cobb...
Kentucky 31, South Carolina 28, 2010
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#18 Randall Cobb...
Kentucky 31, Louisville 28, 2009, Lexington, Kentucky
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#18 Randall Cobb...
Kentucky 23, Louisville 16, 2010, Louisville, Kentucky
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Everyone remembers #18 Randall Cobb as a WR...
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...but people forget #18 Randall Cobb also played QB...
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...and special teams - and not just as a returner who could take one back for a TD now and then...
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17 and counting (Jeff Snedegar)
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Tommy Cook
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Alexander Montgomery
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That's a lot of Randall Cobb! Always a guy I pull for in the pros now. What a runner he was for UK.
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Sorry to bring back a bigger number. Cumberland high school didn't produce that many good athletes that went to big programs like UK. So I thought I would bring this one in that went to UK back in the 1950's. This is Ron Cain. He played at UK from 1956 to 1959 and was a very good player. He was drafted by Denver and I always heard he was their final cut in 1960. As far as I know Cain never tried to play in the pros again after that. He went on to become a very good high school coach. He won a number of state championships at Seneca. He later coached at Cumberland in the 1980's. He was Maggard's coach when they got to the Class A state finals. Cain passed away quite a few years ago.
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