Wildcats Offensive Weapon May Be Out Against Georgia

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Kentucky could be without its most potent offensive weapon when the Wildcats travel to Georgia on Saturday.
   
Kentucky coach Rich Brooks said wide receiver/quarterback Randall Cobb is questionable at best for the showdown with the Bulldogs because of a bruised shoulder. Cobb did not finish practice on Wednesday and there’s a chance even if Cobb does play he would be limited.
   
Cobb is Kentucky’s second-leading rusher with 396 yards and seven touchdowns while running out of the wildcat formation. He also leads the team with 32 receptions for 384 yards and four scores.
   
Even if Cobb can go, it’s unlikely he’d see much time behind center. Brooks said the sophomore’s body has taken too much abuse the last few weeks while carrying a heavier workload following an injury to starting quarterback Mike Hartline.