Kentucky dominated the game from start to finish. They scored the first 27 points of the game, and only gave up one score, a third quarter touchdown, then scored twice more themse

After an Ohio punt and Wildcat field goal, Kentucky had the biggest play of the third quarter when defensive back Maxwell Hairston pilfered a Poulos pass for a 25-yard interception return for a score to extend the lead to 27-0. Poulos appeared to throw to the flats late and Hairston broke on it for six.

The Kentucky Wildcats are set to get back in action after one of the most painful losses in Kentucky football history. The Ohio Bobcats will make the trip down to Lexington to take on Kentucky in a game where the spread isn't as large as many would have imagined.