... alt="">Last season, the Kentucky Wildcats had a very talented, yet mediocre defense at best.

The Wildcats gave up an unacceptable 28.4 points per game, while also allowing 177.1 rushing yards a game. On the positive side however, the Wildcats secondary allowed just 177.1 yards through the air.

In an effort to straighten out their defensive woes plaguing them the last few seasons, Kentucky brought in new defensive coordinator Rick Minter.

Minter has brought in new packages and completely different schemes than what most teams are used to facing.

Despite all of Kentucky's struggles on the defensive side of the football last season, there is plenty of hope, as well as reason for hype, as the Wildcats return se...

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