Three takeaways from Kentucky football’s 41-6 win over the Ohio Bobcats at Kroger Field on Saturday. After Kentucky’s oh-so-close-but-no-cigar 13-12 home loss to then No. 1-ranked Georgia Bulldogs last week, you couldn’t help but wonder how Mark Stoops’ Wildcats would perform against a nonconference opponent from the Mid-American Conference.

Ohio (2-2*) fell in its final non-conference game against a Southeastern Conference foe in Kentucky (2-2) by a score of 41-6. The offense, led by backup quarterback Nick Poulos, was unable to gain much on a stout Kentucky defense.

Demie Sumo-Karngbaye scored Kentucky’s first touchdowns in two games and Dane Key caught seven passes for a career-high 145 yards yards as Kentucky handled Ohio 41-6.