John Camacho+FollowCutter Boley shines in Kentucky’s preseasonKentucky football fans have a lot to be excited about as redshirt freshman Cutter Boley continues to impress during camp. While Zach Calzada is set to start this season, Boley’s strong scrimmage performances are turning heads and hinting at a bright future for the Wildcats. Coach Mark Stoops praised Boley’s efficiency and ability to lead scoring drives, making it clear he’s a key part of Kentucky’s long-term plans. With Boley developing fast, could he be the spark Kentucky needs if things get tough this season? What do you think about the Wildcats’ QB situation? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowWho’s taking over Kentucky 4A football?Paducah Tilghman’s perfect season and state title run last year set the bar sky-high for Kentucky’s Class 4A football, but 2025 looks wide open. With star players graduating, the Blue Tornado will need new faces to step up, while Franklin County and Boyle County are both loaded for another deep playoff push. Highlands’ move down a class adds even more drama, and John Hardin’s Cavalli Pittman is a name to watch after a monster 3,000+ yard season. Which team do you think will rise to the top this year? Let’s hear your predictions and local favorites! #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowKentucky football faces a make-or-break yearESPN’s latest prediction has Kentucky football fans buzzing: the Wildcats are expected to finish the 2025 season with around six wins—better than many skeptics thought. With Mark Stoops under pressure and Zach Calzada stepping in as quarterback, this season could define the program’s future. The defense is solid, but all eyes are on whether the offense can step up, especially with one of the toughest schedules in college football. If Stoops pulls off a bowl game run, it might just quiet the doubters. How do you see this season playing out for Big Blue Nation? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
phughes+FollowKentucky faces tough road test at South CarolinaKentucky’s first road game of 2025 is shaping up to be a real gut-check. The Wildcats head to Columbia to face a South Carolina team that’s riding high after a breakout season and has star QB LaNorris Sellers back under center. South Carolina’s recent momentum and home-field advantage mean UK will be underdogs, but if there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s never to count out a Stoops-led squad. Can Kentucky finally snap their losing streak in the Palmetto State, or will the Gamecocks’ new swagger keep rolling? What’s your gut feeling on this matchup? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
glen25+FollowKentucky’s wildest football story: Bowden’s Belk Bowl blitzImagine a player so versatile, he literally broke the game. That’s how Benny Snell Jr. describes Lynn Bowden Jr., who turned the 2019 Belk Bowl into his personal highlight reel—right after a pregame scuffle. Bowden ran, threw, caught, and returned his way to MVP, capping off a season where he did it all for Kentucky. Snell, a legend himself, says you just don’t see athletes like Bowden—someone who scored at nearly every position. Makes you wonder: Is Bowden the most electric Wildcat ever? What’s your favorite memory of his wild run? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowKentucky football’s ground game is backMark Stoops is dialing up old-school football in Lexington this fall, and the Wildcats might just run their way into the record books. With a deep, talented backfield and a beefed-up offensive line, Kentucky is set to lean hard on the run—maybe even breaking their 2019 team rushing record. No Lynn Bowden magic this time, but Seth McGowan, Dante Dowdell, and others bring a mix of speed and power that could wear down any SEC defense. Will this throwback style pay off? If the defense holds, Kroger Field could become a nightmare for visiting teams. What do you think—can Kentucky pull it off? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Jay Williams+FollowKentucky tailgaters go all out for Kroger FieldFans are already lining up—literally camping out overnight—to lock down their favorite tailgating spots at Kroger Field, weeks before Kentucky football’s first home game. Some folks even brought their dogs and braved the night in lawn chairs or cars, all to keep their game day traditions alive. With new tailgating rules this year, regulars are determined not to lose their usual spots. For many, this isn’t just about football; it’s about community, tradition, and making memories. How far would you go to keep your favorite spot? Share your best tailgating stories or tips below! #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Amy Williams+FollowToledo brings grit—and penalties—to Kroger FieldToledo, Kentucky’s season opener, isn’t just tough—they’re notorious for racking up penalties, ranking as the third “dirtiest” team in college football over the last five years. While Kentucky has kept things relatively clean, recent trends show the Cats are picking up more penalties too. With both teams averaging over six penalties per game last season, discipline could be the real game-changer on August 30. Will Kentucky’s focus on a new locker room culture pay off, or will Toledo’s aggressive style tip the scales? Let’s hear your thoughts: does discipline or grit win out on game day? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
phughes+FollowKentucky’s O-line is bringing the grit backKentucky football fans, it looks like the Big Blue Wall is finally getting its edge back. After a rough patch last season, Coach Mark Stoops and his staff have put the offensive line through the wringer this offseason—and it’s paying off. Even with top running backs sidelined during scrimmages, the O-line is showing real progress, grinding out tough yards and holding their own. Stoops says the group is starting to play as one, and that’s the kind of unity that wins games. Think this renewed focus in the trenches will make a difference come game day? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowKentucky’s offense finally shows real promiseAfter a rough season that left fans frustrated, Kentucky’s football offense is turning heads for all the right reasons. Coach Mark Stoops shared that both Zach Calzada and Cutter Boley looked sharp in the Wildcats’ first scrimmage, with the team actually finding the end zone and putting up points—something that was sorely missing last year. With new faces from the transfer portal and a fresh approach, there’s a real sense of hope in Lexington. Could this be the start of a turnaround? What are your expectations for the Wildcats this season? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
