Players' Names And Pictures

[Matt Dillon]

Legendary Corbin High School head coach. And my freshman year biology teacher. Not surprised you picked him😉

You attended C.H.S? If so, when?

[Matt Dillon]

Enjoying this thread. In spite of the gloom and doom, looking forward to the upcoming season. Especially, my tailgate family 🏈

Stay tuned. There are some more really big names coming up in the next 8+ weeks.

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You attended C.H.S? If so, when?

Class of 1979

[Matt Dillon]

Class of 1979

Way after my time, but always happy to know there's a fellow C.H.S. alum on here.

[Matt Dillon]

DeWayne Robertson

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Jager Burton

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Ken Lange (#61)
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[Old School]

Archie Powers (#64)
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Jonas Liening, the very solid offensive tackle on the 1998 Outback Bowl team, wore #64. He was one of multiple solid Wildcats from Ohio in that era, to include LB Jeff Snedegar (#17), RB Anthony White (#32), OG Jeremy Streck (#77), OG Josh Parrish (#71), DT Marvin Major (#98), LB Ryan Murphy (#59), and WR Garry Davis (#82, mentioned above, who caught the fourth down fake punt TD pass that allowed Kentucky to avoid an upset against Indiana in 1998), LB Jamal White (#60), DB Derrick Tatum (#21), DT John Robinson (#46), and FB Mike Kamphake (#45).

That very solid OL in that era had Ohio kids at its core.

It is still baffling that the school allowed Bill Curry and Eliot Uzelac to remain in charge of that program as long as it did. Uzelac ran Anthony White off the team (and almost did the same with Tim Couch). Mumme had to re-recruit White to come back. White then left very high in all kinds of career leader lists at UK, despite playing in an incredibly inept and unproductive system under Uzelac and Curry.

Anthony White is among the most underrated Wildcats of his era and maybe any era.

Jeff Snedegar was outstanding. He was runner up for Mr. Football in Ohio to Charles Woodson, who went on to win the Heisman Trophy. He came to Kentucky as a quarterback and switched to linebacker because the team needed him there. He excelled at it. He played against Tennessee with a useless injured arm in 1997 and still managed to sack Peyton Manning.

Kentucky didn’t begin landing good players from Ohio with Vince Marrow’s arrival.

[Matt Dillon]

Jonas Liening, the very solid offensive tackle on the 1998 Outback Bowl team, wore #64. He was one of multiple solid Wildcats from Ohio in that era, to include LB Jeff Snedegar (#17), RB Anthony White (#32), OG Jeremy Streck (#77), OG Josh Parrish (#71), DT Marvin Major (#98), LB Ryan Murphy (#59), and WR Garry Davis (#82, mentioned above, who caught the fourth down fake punt TD pass that allowed Kentucky to avoid an upset against Indiana in 1998).

I have Jeff and Anthony on my upcoming list. There have been so many great players down through the years. I'm sure there are others that could be added to your list. I welcome anyone who wants to put a name on here even if their jersey number has passed.

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Justin Henderson (#90)

[Spiritof96]

Justin Henderson (#90)

Welcome.

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61 Jim Schenk - Jim lettered in 1952 and 1953. He would've been ineligible for varsity play as a frosh (1951), based on rules at the time. Also John C Wyatt of the Herald-Leader took a photo of the opening lineup in new uniforms in September 1952. Schenck is G0 in that photo! He wore in 1952.

[NewWildcatOrder]

Welcome.

Thank you! Glad to finally have a chance to offload some gems from Wildcats past!!

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61 Travaughn Paschal, LB, (2011-15), of the Kentucky Wildcats poses in 2011 at Commonwealth Stadium in Lexington, Kentucky. (Photo by Kentucky Wildcats/Collegiate Images via Getty Images)

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61 Jorge Gonzalez, OL (2005-09). Second photo versus Louisville, 2008.