The 2006 Kentucky Wildcats football team represented the

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in the

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. They participated as members of the

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in the Eastern Division. They played their home games at

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. The team was coached by

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Schedule

Commits

Statistics

Team awards

Most Valuable Player: Andre Woodson, QB Most Outstanding Offensive Player:

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, WR Most Outstanding Defensive Player: Wesley Woodyard, LB Most Inspirational Player: Michael Aitcheson, OL Most Improved Players: Dicky Lyons, WR and Durrell White, DL Outstanding First-Year Players:

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, RB and Trevard Lindley, DB Special Teams Player of the Year: Jason Dickerson, LS Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman: Garry Williams, OL

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Award (academics/team attitude): Hayden Lane, OL Most Valuable Scout Team Players: Robbie McAtee, WR and Austin Moss, DT

References

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Kentucky Wildcats football seasons

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