Phillips Has Cats Working In “Kitty Litter”

August 8th, 2011 11:33 AM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink ║ Schools: Kentucky
Tags: Joker Phillips, Kentucky Wildcats, SEC, UK

Will Muschamp isn’t the only coach in the SEC preaching the importance of turnovers (as we noted earlier today). Joker Phillips also has his Kentucky Wildcats working in the “kitty litter,” appropriately enough.

According to Jennifer Smith of The Lexington Herald-Leader, UK’s coach directed a number of players to stay after practice and work on a turnover drill designed to teach — of course — how to strip and how to hold on to the pigskin.

“That’s our kitty litter; it’s a drill I did way back,” the second-year coach said. “We go over there and recover fumbles and get hot and sweaty and help everyone understand how important turnovers are to this football team.”

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