9-8 Season Record
Kentucky
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Kenny Minchey threw for 272 yards and accounted for three touchdowns as the Kentucky Wildcats edged the South Carolina Gamecocks 35-34 at Williams-Brice Stadium. South Carolina ...
As Kentucky prepares for a Week 6 challenge, Stein discusses LSU's connected offense, Sam Leavitt's "strong football mind" and the loud atmosphere UK fans will create.
Will Stein has his Kentucky Wildcats 4-1 through his first five games at the helm. On Saturday, the Wildcats traveled to Columbia, South Carolina, and knocked off Shane Beamer’s Gamecocks in incredible fashion with a walk-off 2-point conversion. Kentucky once trailed in the game…
Saturday will be a big game for Kentucky Football. The Wildcats have started the season 4-1 under first-year head coach Will Stein, and Lane Kiffin and LSU will be coming to Lexington for a highly anticipated SEC matchup. Kiffin is in his first season as LSU’s head coach, while…
A Saturday night game with No. 10 LSU rolling into the Bluegrass is exciting enough. What’s even more exciting is what the Kentucky Wildcats will be rocking at Kroger Field. Yup, those rumors and whispers we heard are now true. Kentucky will be rocking the “Power K” helmets…
Georgia holds No. 1 in the SEC Scouts Week 6 Football Power Rankings with a 91.0 Power Score and a league-best +190 point differential. A...
When Will Stein took over the Kentucky football program, the national media politely nodded, patted Big Blue Nation on the head, and immediately wrote off the 2026 season as a rebuilding year. I mean, years ago that was probably going to be the case. But the portal has changed…
Kentucky Football and head coach Will Stein are one of the hottest topics in college football, sitting at 4-1 and tied for third in the SEC standings with their only loss to a now-surging Alabama Crimson Tide. Following the Wildcats’ miraculous comeback victory at South Carolina…
Going into the South Carolina game, much of the Kentucky Wildcats’ offensive success this season had come from their run game. Finding themselves down 17-0 to the Gamecocks with just over five minutes remaining in the second quarter, Kentucky had accumulated just 33 rushing…
Despite being ranked 24th and going on the road to defeat South Carolina, Kentucky Football fell out of the AP Top 25 poll. It came across as pretty odd when the poll was released, and as it turns out, Kentucky’s situation is pretty rare when it comes to college football…
Week 5 of the college football season was relatively uneventful, with several blowouts and games that lacked offensive excitement. Of course, there were a few exceptions, including Kentucky Football’s thrilling 35-34 overtime victory over South Carolina and Pittsburgh’s 35-33…
Kentucky Wildcats head coach Will Stein explained that the Wildcats’ limited player availability was a major factor in his decision to go for a two-point conversion in their 35-34 overtime victory over South Carolina on Saturday night. Kentucky entered the game with seven…
Melvin Council Jr. confused the college basketball world on Saturday night when he took to Instagram to post a few schools he will be choosing to play college basketball at next season. The list included Kentucky, LSU, and Michigan. But on Sunday, Council instead announced he…
Yesterday was a brutal start in South Carolina, as Kentucky fell behind 17-0 to a South Carolina Gamecocks squad that seemed like it was fighting for its season and Shane Beamer’s job. However, Kentucky found some life before halftime, trailing 20-10 headed into the break. The…
Kentucky Football head coach Will Stein is only five games into his head coaching career, but he has already etched his name into the Wildcats’ history books. Kentucky rallied from a 17-0 deficit Saturday to defeat South Carolina, 35-34, in overtime at Williams-Brice Stadium…
It was a party Saturday night for Will Stein and the Kentucky Wildcats in Columbia, as they knocked off the South Carolina Gamecocks in overtime, 35-34. There are plenty of players who deserve praise for this win, but one who really stood out and helped the Cats claw back into…
No. 24 Kentucky beat No. 2 South Carolina 35-34 at Williams-Brice Stadium. Kentucky: Kenny Minchey (28/41, 272 YDS, 3 TD) passing; CJ Baxter (13 CAR, 48 YDS, 1 TD) rushing; Kenny Darby (12 REC, 96 YDS, 1 TD) receiving. South Carolina: LaNorris Sellers (20/36, 226 YDS, 2 TD) passing.
Kentucky
35 - 34
South Carolina
Kentucky
35 - 34
South Carolina
Kentucky
31 - 21
Texas A&M
Kentucky
31 - 21
Texas A&M
Alabama
45 - 17
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Alabama
45 - 17
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Kentucky @ Oklahoma
Vanderbilt @ Kentucky
Kentucky @ Tennessee
Florida @ Kentucky
Kentucky @ Missouri
