KENTUCKY FOOTBALL IS MAKING HISTORY, AND THE CATS AREN’T DONE YET

LEXINGTON, KY. - This season is turning into something special. The Kentucky Wildcats are ranked No. 9 in the nation, sit alone in first place in the SEC standings, and have won six straight games overall.

Kentucky’s 34-17 win over Vanderbilt pushed the Cats to 7-1 overall and 5-1 in SEC play. The Wildcats have now won five straight SEC games for the first time since 1977. They have also reached a point in the season where they stand alone atop the conference for the first time this late in the year since 1950, when Bear Bryant led the program.

But the journey isn’t over.

After a bye week, Kentucky heads to Knoxville on Nov. 7 to face No. 16 Tennessee. The Wildcats have another major opportunity ahead, and you already know Big Blue Nation will be ready to travel, show up, and make its presence felt.

The Cats have made history. Now it’s time to keep pushing.

By Austin Stuckey, The Stable

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Photography Credit: University of Kentucky, Athletics