LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) Kentucky's running backs aren't concerned with picking up where Benny Snell left off - for now.

If they handle expanded roles in the Wildcats' offense, filling the huge void left by the school's career rushing leader will eventually take care of itself.

Running backs will be expected to catch the ball more than in recent years as Kentucky shifts from a run-based attack to the pass behind junior quarterback Terry Wilson and a deep receiver corps. The running game will be a group effort featuring Asim "A.J." Rose, Kavosiey Smoke and Chris Rodriguez as the Wildcats try to build on the momentum following their most successful era behind Snell.