Trevathan's legacy for Kentucky football, and his hits, will be felt , November 25, 2011

Mark Cornelison

Kentucky linebacker Danny Trevathan ranks fourth in the nation in tackles with 135. He's had 17 tackles in three of his last four games.

By Jennifer Smith / jsmith3@herald-leader.com

Lost in a jumble of clichés is a phrase that haunts.

When asked what he hopes Kentucky fans will remember about Danny Trevathan, the senior linebacker hits all the talking points about giving his all and being a hard worker.

Then he pauses for a second and says: "I just hope people remember me."

It's a humble phrase from a humble player who has meant everything to the Kentucky defense.

He has been the team's leader in tackles each of the last two seasons — "its heart," Trevathan's head coach called him earlier this season.

But it's easy to see how Trevathan could feel so forgettable.

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