Kentucky, Mark Stoops

The one thing Mark Stoops has to get done to stabilize the Kentucky football program
In 2020, when UK football’s one-dimensional, run-heavy offensive approach convinced Mark Stoops he needed to move on from his good friend Eddie Gran as Kentucky’s primary play caller, the Wildcats averaged 21.7 points and 311.8 yards a game vs. power conference foes.
Where do Mark Stoops, Kentucky football go from here after worst SEC season since 2013?
With high-profile transfers and talented skill position players, Kentucky football had high hopes this fall. Those expectations weren't met. What now?
Mark Stoops vows to fix Kentucky’s issues: “I am not going anywhere”
Expectations were high coming into year twelve of Mark Stoops’ tenure. The Cats had veteran playmakers, (seemingly) reloaded from the transfer portal, and seemed prime to extend the school’s record streak of postseason appearances to nine.
What is Mark Stoops’ buyout? Kentucky fans are beyond ready to move on
The longest tenured head coach in the SEC may not be that after this season. With Nick Saban retired after last year, Mark Stoops has been employed longer than
Is there any reason to think Mark Stoops can get Kentucky football back on the rails?
A blowout loss to Louisville ends a dismal season for Kentucky. Mark Stoops says he has a plan to rebuild. Can UK fans trust that?
Kentucky HC Mark Stoops makes strong statement about his future
Mark Stoops is digging his heels in despite his team having a 2024 to forget. Kentucky got demolished on Saturday in their annual rivalry game against Louisville, losing 41-14. The bitter defeat put a capper on an ugly 4-8 season for the Wildcats in which they finished 15th out of 16 in the SEC and failed to achieve bowl eligibility for the first time since 2015.
Mark Stoops Buyout: What would it cost for Kentucky to move on from its head coach
Well, it would likely come to a retirement announcement, but that’s not happening this offseason, as Stoops continues to make it clear
What Mark Stoops had to say after Kentucky football lost its rivalry game vs. Louisville
The 2024 Kentucky football season is over, and it ended with a whimper. The Wildcats (4-8 overall and 1-7 in SEC play) lost the annual Governor’s Cup rivalry game to Louisville (8-4 overall and 5-3 in the ACC) 41-14 on Saturday afternoon at Kroger Field in Lexington.
Vince Marrow staying with Kentucky football after reportedly being linked to Louisville
Vince Marrow said Monday he'll be back for his 13th season with Kentucky football in 2025. Marrow reportedly considered ...
Kentucky Player Caught At Concession Stand During Blowout Loss To Rival Louisiville
The Kentucky Wildcats had a year to forget in college football. Despite retaining head coach Mark Stoops, who had been ...
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Kentucky football's Mark Stoops addresses the team's need for consistency next season
Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops addresses the Wildcats' need for consistency and is excited to see continuity with ...
Kentucky football QB, offensive issues continue as Cats end year with Governor’s Cup loss
The Governor’s Cup is headed back to Louisville after a forgettable day for Kentucky football QB Cutter Boley and Mark Stoops ...
Kentucky had a chance to build hope vs. Louisville. Instead, it just added more questions.
The outcome of Kentucky football’s annual rivalry matchup with Louisville was never going to completely erase the bad taste ...
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Mark Stoops makes it clear he’s staying and is fully committed to Cutter Boley
Kentucky lost 41-14, with both scores coming from backup quarterback Gavin Wimsatt, who replaced Boley after he went down ...
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CRAWFORD | Empty seats, hard questions: Has Kentucky plateaued under Stoops?
(WDRB) – For Mark Stoops, the defense after Saturday’s 41-14 loss ... The concern is that instead of continuing its ...
Kentucky AD risks repeating a John Calipari-sized mistake with Mark Stoops
Mark Stoops made it clear he’s not leaving Lexington anytime soon. Albeit controversial, he made a stance that Kentucky’s ...