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 Draft Scout College Football Player News: Kentucky
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  04/29/20 - *Dare Rosenthal, rJr/2022, Kentucky, 6-7, 290 (DS#14 OT) + More +

  One of the biggest question marks for LSU heading toward a question-filled 2020 football season is an offensive line that lost four starters from last season's national championship unit. Compounding those questions was the fact projected starting left tackle Dare Rosenthal left school during the spring semester and did not participate in the handful of spring practice days the Tigers had before breaking camp because of the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking Monday night on the "Off the Bench" radio show on 104.5 WNXX-FM, LSU coach Ed Orgeron said Rosenthal has worked through his "off the field problems," indicating he expects he will be available whenever the Tigers begin preparing for the coming season, though with a qualifier.

"He's gotten that straight," Orgeron said. "I'm confident of that for now. Talking to (offensive line) coach (James) Cregg, he's been a leader in these Zoom (video conference) meetings. He's working out." Rosenthal moved from defensive to offensive line in 2018. During LSU's bowl practices, Orgeron said Rosenthal came into his own. "These bowl practices are really good for young players," Coach O said. "That's where you see the next guy up start to step up. Dare Rosenthal was kicking butt every day, grabbing people and throwing them to the ground. I think he will be a great left tackle." - Baton Rouge Advocate

(DS#14 OT) rJr/2022 OT *Dare Rosenthal, Kentucky
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  04/28/20 - Landon Young, Sr/2021, Kentucky, 6-6, 310 (DS#13 OT) + More +

  Landon Young contemplated entering this year's draft, and likely would have been a late-round selection. He bet on himself and will return as a senior hoping to bolster his stock. The 6-foot-7 offensive tackle out of Lafayette High School, who started every game last year after missing all of 2018 with a knee injury, should have no problem following former high school teammate Jedrick Wills into the league next season. - Herald Leader

(DS#13 OT) Sr/2021 OT Landon Young, Kentucky
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  04/25/20 - Logan Stenberg, rSr/2020, Kentucky, 6-6, 317 (DS#8 OG) + More +

  Kentucky football offensive guard Logan Stenberg had to wait until day three to hear his name called in the NFL draft. He did not have to wait long once the fourth round of the draft started Saturday afternoon though. The Detroit Lions selected Stenberg midway through the fourth round at No. 15 overall. Stenberg is the second UK player drafted, joining Lynn Bowden who was picked by the Las Vegas Raiders in the third round Friday night. He was the sixth offensive guard taken in the draft. Stenberg started the final 39 games of his UK career at left guard and was frequently pointed to as a source of energy on the offensive line that paved the way for Kentucky's vaunted rushing attack the last three years.

As a senior, Stenberg helped pave the way for a school-record 3,859 yards. "I think Logan is a guy that's going to play a long time," UK coach Mark Stoops said earlier this week on the "Behind Kentucky Football" podcast. "They know exactly what they're going to get with Logan. He is one heck of a football player. He's big, he's strong, he's physical, he plays extremely nasty. There are going to be a lot of teams that want him in their program. … He's going to play a long time." - Courier Journal

(DS#8 OG) rSr/2020 OG Logan Stenberg, Kentucky
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  04/15/20 - Devin Leary, rSr/2024, Kentucky, 6-1, 215 (DS#15 QB) + More +

  N.C. state football coach Dave Doeren had to cut spring practice short last month when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down spring sports. Since then, he has spent most of his days on Zoom, meeting with coaches and players, checking up on their progress away from the Murphy Center as best he can. The lost practice time has been a blow for a Wolfpack team that went 4-8 last season and has welcomed five new assistant coaches this spring. N.C. State cycled through three quarterbacks in 2019 before settling on Devin Leary at the end of the season and without a spring camp to show otherwise, Doeren said the job is his to lose whenever fall begins. "Devin will be our starter," Doeren said. "I know he's excited about the opportunity to grow from where he was." Leary played in eight games last season, passing for 1, 219 yards and eight touchdowns. Bailey Hockman (546 yards, 1 TD) also saw action in seven games. Ben Finley, younger brother of former N.C. State quarterback Ryan Finley, enrolled early. "I was excited about the progress (Bailey) was making," Doeren said. "Then you have two young guys, Ben and Ty (Evans) who are just trying to learn the offense. Really, you have two guys who have played significant reps that we are counting on, and two young guys we want to see get better. I like where we're at, we just need the opportunity to coach them now." - Raleigh News Observer

(DS#15 QB) rSr/2024 QB Devin Leary, Kentucky
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  03/28/20 - Max Duffy, Sr/2021, Kentucky, 6-1, 196 (DS#2 P) + More +

  Coaches in the University of Kentucky athletic department have not openly discussed the notion of giving back some of their salary to the school, but it has "certainly" crossed the mind of football head coach Mark Stoops. "I'm prepared to give back," Stoops told reporters during a video teleconference Friday morning. It was his first availability to the media since the Southeastern Conference canceled its spring sports season as part of efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19, or the coronavirus. "Chantel (Stoops' wife) and I have been active in this community for a long time, and it's really important for us to give back right now," Stoops said. "But it's also important we give back to the university if need be. We haven't talked about that."

It's probably too early right now, Stoops said, for UK's administration to determine the impact the pandemic will have on the next academic year, which begins in August. The NCAA announced Thursday that its annual distribution to Division I schools would be $225 million, down from the $600 million total it had budgeted prior to COVID-19 disrupting its winter championships and spring sports seasons. Most of the NCAA's revenue comes from TV and marketing rights from the men's basketball tournament. The Southeastern Conference in January evenly distributed about $651 million to its 14 member schools, a figure that included NCAA Tournament revenues from 2018 as well as money generated by the College Football Playoff and league championship events. - Herald Leader

(DS#2 P) Sr/2021 P Max Duffy, Kentucky
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  03/04/20 - Landon Young, Sr/2021, Kentucky, 6-6, 310 (DS#13 OT) + More +

  Landon Young has lined up against some of the fiercest defenders in the Southeastern Conference. Any nervousness he's ever felt on the football field pales in comparison to the butterflies in his gut on Saturday. Young proposed to his longtime girlfriend, Haleigh Johnson, during a trip to Gatlinburg, Tenn., with his parents and her parents over the weekend. It left the 6-foot-7, 321-pound offensive tackle winded. "I'd rather go out and play 100 games than do that again," Young said with a laugh.

It was the latest major life decision made by Young in as many months. In January, soon after Kentucky's 37-30 win over Virginia Tech in the Belk Bowl, he weighed leaving UK for the 2020 NFL Draft. Young might have been selected in the latter stages of this year's draft, but he decided to use his fifth year of eligibility in Lexington after extensive conversations with his parents, coaches, past and present NFL players and other folks who've had a significant influence on his life. "At the end of the day I said, 'God, if you can, I'm not good at this subtle hints thing, like my girlfriend tries to do to me, fiancée now,'" Young said with a laugh. "'I said if this is what you want from me, make it evident in my mind.' And He definitely did. It just always rang that this year was not my year to go to the draft, but next year it will be." - Herald Leader

(DS#13 OT) Sr/2021 OT Landon Young, Kentucky
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  03/04/20 - *Dare Rosenthal, rJr/2022, Kentucky, 6-7, 290 (DS#14 OT) + More +

  Redshirt freshman Dare Rosenthal, who's expected to start at left tackle for LSU next season, will not participate in spring football practice. Rosenthal has left school for "personal reasons," coach Ed Orgeron said on Wednesday, but LSU expects him to return this summer. As starting left tackle Saahdiq Charles moved in-and-out of the lineup last season, Rosenthal played in five games at left tackle, starting three of them. He played 229 total snaps. "I think Dare's going to be an excellent left tackle," Orgeron said. "He's going to play in the NFL. But he's not going to be with us this spring." Without Rosenthal, LSU will use redshirt freshman Cameron Wire at left tackle during spring practice. - New Orleans Times Picayune

(DS#14 OT) rJr/2022 OT *Dare Rosenthal, Kentucky
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  02/27/20 - *Lynn Bowden Jr., Jr/2020, Kentucky, 5-11, 204 (DS#21 WR) + More +

  2020 NFL COMBINE INVITE: Lynn Bowden Jr., WR, Kentucky,...Bowden, the winner of the 2019 Paul Hornung Award for the nation's most versatile player, etched his name into program lore after injuries at quarterback forced him to return to the position for the first time since high school. All the junior did was set a school record for career and single-season rushing yards by a quarterback, break the SEC's single-game rushing mark by a quarterback, turn in the second-highest single-game rushing total in UK history, highest single-season yards per rush attempt average and deliver at least 100 rushing yards in seven of his eight starts at quarterback (and miss an eighth by a single yard vs. Georgia). Bowden finished with 4,660 all-purpose yards in his career, fifth in UK history and had 1,530 career rushing yards as a Wildcat, moving into 21st place on the UK career rushing list. He also ranks 13th on UK's career receptions list with 114 and is 18th on the career receiving yards list with 1,303 yards. - Kentucky Football

(DS#21 WR) Jr/2020 WR *Lynn Bowden Jr., Kentucky
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  02/26/20 - Logan Stenberg, rSr/2020, Kentucky, 6-6, 317 (DS#8 OG) + More +

  2020 NFL COMBINE INVITE: Logan Stenberg, OG, Kentucky,...Stenberg, of Madison, Alabama, was the most experienced member of an offensive line with 39 consecutive starts. The 6-foot-6, 327-pounder was a road grader for the Cats, as UK set the school record in 2019 for total rushing yards (3,624), yards per rush (6.32) and rushing touchdowns (36). He helped quarterback Bowden lead the league in rushing yardage and lead the country in yards per carry (7.94). Stenberg was named a second-team All-American and first-team All-SEC choice for his efforts. Stenberg was part of a senior class who won 32 games over the last four seasons, the most wins for UK in a four-year span since 1949-52, when Paul "Bear" Bryant coached the Cats. He also helped UK advance to four consecutive bowl appearances and back-to-back bowl wins for the first time since the 2007 Music City Bowl and 2009 Liberty Bowl. - Kentucky Football

(DS#8 OG) rSr/2020 OG Logan Stenberg, Kentucky
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  01/01/20 - Devin Leary, rSr/2024, Kentucky, 6-1, 215 (DS#15 QB) + More +

  North Carolina State has hired Tim Beck as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, completing a revamp of Dave Doeren's coaching staff after a four-win season. Beck had spent the past three seasons as offensive coordinator at Texas, though he was demoted from coordinator as part of a staff shakeup there after the regular-season finale and before the Longhorns' Alamo Bowl victory over Utah. He was quarterbacks coach for that game. Beck and Doeren coached together at Kansas in 2005, with Doeren saying in a statement that he has known Beck for more than two decades. "He will take our offense and build it around the strengths of our personnel," Doeren said. "It will be versatile, aggressive, and player-friendly." Beck had also worked at Ohio State and Nebraska in the past decade. Athletics spokesman Fred Demarest said Beck is set to make $700,000 annually for two years with the Wolfpack. - AP College Football

(DS#15 QB) rSr/2024 QB Devin Leary, Kentucky
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  12/31/19 - *Lynn Bowden Jr., Jr/2020, Kentucky, 5-11, 204 (DS#21 WR) + More +

  Lynn Bowden Jr. ran for 223 yards on 34 carries, and then tossed a 13-yard touchdown pass to Josh Ali with 15 seconds left as Kentucky rallied behind its remarkable receiver-turned-quarterback to beat Virginia Tech 37-30 on Tuesday in the Belk Bowl. Bowden ran for two touchdowns before leading an 18-play, 85-yard game-winning drive that took more than eight minutes off the clock, It ended with Ali getting open down the middle of the end zone. Bowden, who took over as Kentucky's quarterback after five games because of injuries, passed for 73 yards on 12 attempts. The Wildcats (8-5) added a final touchdown as time expired when Jordan Wright returned a failed lateral attempt by the Hokies 28 yards for a touchdown. Hendon Hooker threw for 110 yards and two touchdowns and Deshawn McClease ran for 126 yards and a score to lead the Hokies (8-5). Kentucky overcame two second-half turnovers by holding Virginia Tech to two field goals and a punt on its final three possessions. Bowden, the game’s MVP, carried 13 times on the winning drive. - AP College Football

(DS#21 WR) Jr/2020 WR *Lynn Bowden Jr., Kentucky
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  12/12/19 - Max Duffy, Sr/2021, Kentucky, 6-1, 196 (DS#2 P) + More +

  2019 RAY GUY AWARD WINNER: Max Duffy, Kentucky,...Kentucky junior punter Max Duffy has been named the winner of the 2019 Ray Guy Award given to the nation's top punter, the Augusta Sports Council announced Thursday night during the Home Depot College Football Awards on ESPN in Atlanta. Duffy, of Perth, Australia, has been an absolute weapon for the Wildcats this season, dominating the field position game with his booming and accurate leg. He leads the nation in punting at 48.6 yards per punt and has helped the Cats lead the nation in net punting as well. He has been consistently excellent this season and was twice named the Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week. Duffy also is UK's all-time leading career punter at 46.47 yards on 107 kicks. Duffy recently earned first-team All-SEC honors by the AP, first-team All-America by the FWAA and was a second-team choice by the league coaches. - Kentucky Football

(DS#2 P) Sr/2021 P Max Duffy, Kentucky
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  12/12/19 - Landon Young, Sr/2021, Kentucky, 6-6, 310 (DS#13 OT) + More +

  Allstate and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) are proud to announce University of Kentucky offensive tackle Landon Young as the 2019 AFCA Good Works Team captain. Young was one of 22 college football players named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team earlier this season in recognition for his commitment to giving back off the field. Allstate encouraged college football fans to vote for the player they found most deserving of the team captain title and Young rose to the top. Young gives back to the local veterinary clinic, visits with nursing home residents, volunteers at Lexington's Hope Center and assists with yard work for local church members.

In May of 2019, he traveled to Ethiopia and worked in orphanages, distributing care packages and mentoring the youth in the community. "Hearing stories like Landon's remind us of all that is good in this sport, and Allstate is proud to highlight his story on the prominent platform it deserves," said John O'Donnell, president of Allstate's Western Territory. "It has been incredible to watch the college football community rally around the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team each season and embrace these outstanding young men." In September, Young was surprised with his Allstate AFCA Good Works Team trophy during a regularly scheduled visit with the residents at Cambridge Place Nursing Home. Young is Kentucky's fifteenth player to be named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team and the school's first to be named Good Works Team captain in the history of the program. - American Football Coaches Association

(DS#13 OT) Sr/2021 OT Landon Young, Kentucky
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  12/11/19 - *Lynn Bowden Jr., Jr/2020, Kentucky, 5-11, 204 (DS#21 WR) + More +

  2019 PAUL HORNUNG AWARD WINNER: Kentucky junior athlete Lynn Bowden Jr. has been named the winner of the 2019 Paul Hornung Award, which recognizes the most versatile player in college football, it was announced Wednesday by the Louisville Sports Commission. He's the first winner of this award in school history. Bowden etched his name into program lore this season after injuries at quarterback forced him to return to the position for the first time since high school. All the junior did was set a school record for career and single-season rushing yards by a quarterback, break the Southeastern Conference's single-game rushing mark by a quarterback, turn in the second-highest single-game rushing total in UK history, highest single-season yards per rush attempt average and deliver at least 100 rushing yards in six of his seven starts at quarterback (and miss a seventh by a single yard vs. Georgia).

The Youngstown, Ohio native, who earned First-Team Midseason All-America honors as an all-purpose player by The Associated Press and ESPN, is averaging 8.2 yards per rushing attempt, and is in contention to break the school record. That mark leads the SEC and ranks second nationally. He also is the only player in the nation leading his team in both rushing (1,235) and pass receiving (348). He ranks 13th on UK's career receptions list with 114 and is 18th on the career receiving yards list with 1,303 yards. - Kentucky Football

(DS#21 WR) Jr/2020 WR *Lynn Bowden Jr., Kentucky
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  12/11/19 - Logan Stenberg, rSr/2020, Kentucky, 6-6, 317 (DS#8 OG) + More +

  2019 ALL-SEC SECOND TEAM (COACHES): OL Logan Stenberg, Kentucky,...Stenberg helped anchor an offensive line regarded as one of the best in the country. A senior from Madison, Alabama, he has a reputation as one of the nastiest blocking guards in the SEC and has started 38 consecutive games for the Cats. - Kentucky Football

(DS#8 OG) rSr/2020 OG Logan Stenberg, Kentucky
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