Highlights: Action and observations from Kentucky football’s open practice

From this morning: Kentucky quarterbacks Terry Wilson, Gunnar Hoak and Walker Wood getting some tosses in. pic.twitter.com/j9Yd7Wytbb

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

More from UK spring practice: Terry Wilson short to A.J. Rose. Getting more throws to running backs has been a point of emphasis in practice. pic.twitter.com/2xnzcxIp37

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

Lynn Bowden vs. Jordan Griffin.

Advantage: Bowden. pic.twitter.com/9pLyPvUnnx

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

Kentucky’s tight ends spent a lot of time bodying today. pic.twitter.com/Qghp5gv9b1

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

Kash Daniel is still healing from the season and working limited reps this spring. Main focus: Leadership.

“For me it’s more mental than it is physical and helping young guys come along as well. ... I’m teaching not only my position but what other guys on the defense are doing.” pic.twitter.com/akG4JPCmS2

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

Davonte Robinson is one of UK’s few seasoned vets in the secondary. Going against Lynn Bowden is making him and the younger guys better.

“After practicing with him, I’ll be ready for whoever.” pic.twitter.com/db9iOjvKGK

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

Redshirt freshman Akeem Hayes takes the completion from Walker Wood after shaking off Zach Johnson. pic.twitter.com/PNeVppISkL

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

I remember seeing a lot of this from @Wood7Walker a few years ago. pic.twitter.com/qu36cDoENK

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019

Gunnar Hoak to Josh Ali here, Davonte Robinson with the stop. Defensive coordinator Brad White wants “D-Rob” to make more of the kind of plays that prevent explosive gains by the offense. pic.twitter.com/awKrlt5fTh

— Josh Moore (@HLpreps) March 28, 2019