andersonkaren+FollowKentucky football’s coaching shakeup heats upBig moves are happening behind the scenes for Kentucky football. James Gibson, who worked with Jay Bateman at Texas A&M, is expected to join Will Stein’s first staff in Lexington, taking charge of the nickel position. Gibson’s experience with top-10 recruiting classes and his Army playing days bring a fresh perspective to the Wildcats. Meanwhile, the coaching puzzle isn’t quite finished—there’s still a vacancy at tight ends and possibly special teams. With new faces and shifting roles, this staff could really shake things up. What do you think about these changes and who should fill the final spots? #Sports #KentuckyFootball #BBN00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowKentucky football eyes Auburn WR transferKentucky’s wide receiver room could get a major boost as Auburn’s Malcolm Simmons is eyeing the transfer portal. Simmons, who’s put up back-to-back strong seasons in the SEC, is expected to visit Lexington soon. With two years of eligibility left and a proven track record, he’d bring much-needed experience and playmaking to a group that’s already deep but looking for a true difference-maker. If Simmons joins, it could shake up the competition and give Kentucky’s offense a new edge. What do you think—would Simmons be the missing piece for the Cats this season? #Sports #BBN #KentuckyFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowKentucky football’s big win off the fieldOregon’s playoff run just gave Kentucky football a wild twist: new head coach Will Stein is still calling plays for the Ducks, right as the transfer portal heats up. While some worry he’s not in Lexington full-time, imagine the recruiting power of a coach fresh off the national stage. Meanwhile, Texas A&M’s loss means Kentucky’s new defensive coordinator, Jay Bateman, is finally free to get to work. With both coordinators now able to shape the roster, Kentucky fans have real reasons to get excited about the next chapter. How do you feel about building a program this way? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowWhy Jay Bateman chose Kentucky footballJay Bateman is making a bold move—leaving Texas A&M for Kentucky to become the Wildcats’ defensive coordinator, all while prepping the Aggies for a College Football Playoff game. What drew him to Lexington? It’s all about having real control over the defense and working with head coach Will Stein’s vision. Bateman’s juggling two high-stakes jobs at once, but he’s laser-focused on finishing strong with his current team before diving into his new role. This kind of transition isn’t easy—especially with family in the mix. How do you think coaches should handle big career changes during playoff season? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
John Camacho+FollowKentucky football shakes up defense with new hireKentucky football’s defense is getting a major boost as Tony Washington Jr., fresh off coaching Ohio State’s defensive line, joins the Wildcats to lead outside linebackers and defensive ends. Washington’s track record is impressive—he helped develop Arvell Reese into an All-American and future NFL pick. He’s also worked with head coach Will Stein before, so there’s chemistry. With talented players like Mi’Quise Humphrey-Grace and Lorenzo Cowan already on the roster, fans are buzzing about how this move could supercharge Kentucky’s pass rush. What do you think—will this shakeup bring the Wildcats’ defense to the next level? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
phughes+FollowWildcats Snag Aggies’ D-CoordinatorBig shakeup in the SEC! Kentucky’s new head coach Will Stein is reportedly close to bringing Jay Bateman, Texas A&M’s defensive mastermind, to Lexington. Bateman’s got serious credentials—remember Army’s top-10 defense in 2018? With Bateman and Joe Sloan (from LSU) on board, Stein’s staff is looking stacked. Meanwhile, the Aggies now face the tough task of replacing both coordinators right before their playoff showdown with Miami. Thoughts on how this will impact both squads? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Chad Williams+FollowJay Bateman joins Kentucky as new DCKentucky football just landed a major upgrade for its defense—Jay Bateman, fresh off leading Texas A&M’s playoff-bound squad, is heading to Lexington as the new defensive coordinator. Bateman brings a wealth of SEC experience and a reputation for tough, disciplined defenses. With head coach Will Stein already adding former LSU OC Joe Sloan, this move signals Kentucky’s serious intent to shake up the SEC. Fans, what do you think Bateman’s arrival means for the Wildcats’ defense next season? Will this be the spark Kentucky needs to contend? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowKentucky football’s big defensive shakeupKentucky is making a bold move to toughen up its defense by bringing in Jay Bateman from Texas A&M. After a season where the Wildcats struggled to stop anyone and rarely pressured opposing quarterbacks, this hire signals a real shift in attitude. Bateman’s Aggies defense wasn’t perfect, but they led the nation in sacks—something Kentucky fans have been craving. If Bateman can spark that same disruptive energy in Lexington, we could see a much tougher, more aggressive Wildcats team this fall. What do you think—will this new direction finally give Kentucky the defensive edge it needs in the SEC? #Sports #KentuckyFootball #SEC00Share
Jeffrey Armstrong+FollowMarquise Davis shakes up Kentucky football sceneMarquise Davis, once a prized Kentucky commit and top-200 recruit, is back on the market after a brief stint at Missouri. Despite high hopes, Davis saw limited action behind star running backs and is now entering the transfer portal, searching for a bigger role. This move could be a game-changer for Kentucky, who currently has just four scholarship tailbacks for 2026. With the recent success of other transfers like Kewan Lacy, who left Missouri and thrived at Ole Miss, Davis’s next stop could make headlines. Should Kentucky make a push to bring him back? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
Amy Williams+FollowKentucky Fans Warn Mizzou: 8 Wins Isn't EnoughWildcat Nation, does this Missouri contract for Coach Drinkwitz look familiar or what? Mizzou just gave him a deal with automatic extensions and raises for hitting 8 wins—just like Kentucky did with Stoops. We all saw how that played out: scheduling got soft, urgency faded, and it took years to reset. Now, Big Blue fans are watching the Tigers step onto the same treadmill. Is 8 wins really the goal, or just a plateau? #Sports #Football #KentuckyFootball00Share
