Kentucky football had a bad seaosn, there is no way around that. But let's have a little fun for the holiday season.
If the three key figures in Kentucky fooball, Bush Hamdan, Brad White, and Mark Stoops were emojis; which would they be?
Bush Hamdan: preseason- 🎨 after season- 🤷♂️
As Kentucky's offensive coordinator, Bush Hamdan was supposed to bring a creative flair to the Wildcats' offense. His emphasis on explosive plays and versatility is akin to an artist crafting a masterpiece on the field, so preseason Hamdan was the artist palette. After this past season, Hamdan produced one of the worst offenses in college football. His emoji now is the confused guy, because it seems like he has no idea what he was doing at times or who he wants to be
Brad White: preseason-🛡️after season 🧙♂️
Defensive coordinator Brad White embodies the steadfastness of a shield. Under his leadership, Kentucky's defense has consistently ranked among the top in the SEC, showcasing resilience and tactical prowess. White's high-energy, cerebral approach ensures that the Wildcats' defense remains a formidable barrier against opposing offenses, or so we thought. The last part of the season, the defense forgot to show up, so we are assigning him he wizard emoji for making the defensive line disappear.
Mark Stoops: preseason- 😡 after season -🤬
Head coach Mark Stoops is the mastermind behind Kentucky's football program, but he mostly just looks angry and stubborn all the time. So Stoops is the angry face emoji. And after the season, he got even angrier talking about he isn't going anywhere regardless of who wants him to leave. So he gets the censored mouth emoji, you know those post season meetings got hot and heated.
In summary, these three coaches—Hamdan the confused artist 🤷♂️🎨, White the shield wizard 🛡️🧙♂️, and Hulk Stoops, becuase you won't like him angry got angrier 😡 🤬. Which emoji would you give each coach?
Kentucky football currently has a top 5 transfer portal class, which looked nearly impossible at the beginning of the portal. How that translates to on field success, well, we have to wait until next fall for that.