Kentucky's Brooks chooses Woodson to start against Louisville

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Kentucky football coach Rich Brooks is sticking with junior quarterback Andre Woodson to start against Louisville in the Wildcats&#39; season opener Sunday night.<br> <br> Brooks had allowed sophomore Curtis Pulley to compete throughout summer practice with Woodson, last season&#39;s starter, for the top spot on Kentucky&#39;s depth chart. But he said Monday both quarterbacks will see action against the No. 13 Cardinals.<br> <br> ``Both will see some time at quarterback and Pulley will also play another position as well,&#39;&#39; Brooks said Monday. ``There&#39;s no designated plan for who will play when, we&#39;ll just get a feel for what&#39;s happening in the game.&#39;&#39;<br> <br> Brooks said Woodson throws a better deep ball that Pulley, along with his experience at managing the offense.<br> <br> Woodson started 11 games last season, throwing for 1,644 yards and six touchdowns, along with six interceptions. He completed 146 of 253 attempts (57.7 percent).<br> <br> Sunday&#39;s game is at Papa John&#39;s Cardinal Stadium<br> <br> (Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)