Athlon Sports has ranked all the SEC quarterbacks for the upcoming 2019 season and Kentucky’s is near the bottom.
Terry Wilson is ranked in the bottom 3 of the league.
12. Terry Wilson, Kentucky
With Benny Snell off to the NFL, Kentucky’s offense needs more out of Wilson to match last year’s 10 victories. The Oklahoma native started his career at Oregon but transferred to the junior college level for the 2017 season. After a prolific year at Garden City Community College, Wilson won the starting job for the Wildcats prior to the 2018 opener. He started all 13 games for coach Mark Stoops and threw for 1,889 yards and 11 touchdowns to eight picks. Wilson’s ability to make plays with his legs added another dimension for the Wildcats, as he finished the year with 547 yards and four scores on the ground. The junior isn’t short on talent and should show progress as a passer in his second stint through the SEC. However, will that be enough to spark an offense that averaged only 18.3 points in conference games last season?
Read “Ranking the SEC’s signal-callers for 2019” by clicking here.
If Wilson keeps winning 10 games I don’t care where he is ranked.
