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Mi'Quise Humphrey-Grace welcomes Keelon Russell to big-boy football in wild 1st quarter (opens the original)
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Mi'Quise Humphrey-Grace's first quarter is what Big Blue Nation's dreams are made of. Humphrey-Grace transferred to Kentucky after three seasons at South Dakota in hopes of showing he has what it takes to get to the NFL by doing big things in the SEC. What he just did is about as big as it gets, especially against Alabama. An interception returned for a touchdown, and a huge forced fumble rudely welcomed Keelon Russell to the SEC. Russell looked rattled by a player who was never supposed to be t
Kirk Herbstreit has the 'stones' to support Kentucky ahead of Alabama showdown (opens the original)
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It's not often people pick Kentucky to beat Alabama, and even less often when it's someone as noteable as Kirk Herbstreit. The longtime ESPN College GameDay analyst seems to think Bama is ripe for an upset. Alabama is coming to town, and if you have been in Lexington this past week, you know what a big game is happening today at Kroger Field. Will Stein asked fans to sneak in flasks so they could be in their seats and yell obscenities at Alabama players during warm-ups. Kentucky's AD J Batt said
Kentucky football fans left unimpressed after Kroger Field "improvements" (opens the original)
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Kentucky football kicked off the Will Stein era with a 45-13 win over Youngstown State. The Cats looked good in blue uniforms, but Kroger Field certainly didn't sound good. All offseason, the University has talked about the improvements made to Kroger Field. They hired a new game day host, Ohavia Phillips-Reed, who was awesome, but only if you could hear her. New field-level speakers were supposed to boost the sound and increase the experience. In short, it did not. Fans were not feeling it at a
Kentucky LB commit Drew Williams rebuffs Georgia ahead of huge recruiting weekend (opens the original)
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College football recruiting is a bloodsport. Until a kid is on campus and locked in, you can never count your chickens before they hatch. Case in point: Kentucky football is in a battle with several huge programs like Georgia and Oregon for three-star LB Drew Williams. Williams is a Canton, Ga. native, which is about two hours outside of Athens, and is continuing to hear from Georgia who are hoping for a flip. But the home-state product told KSR that, "It's really nothing to worry about." With t
There is a special connection brewing in Lexington for Kenny Minchey (opens the original)
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If there is one position that Kentucky football fans love, it's the tight end spot. I can't tell you when it started, but nearly everyone loves it when the quarterback feeds the tight ends. From James Whalen to CJ Conrad, there is something special about seeing the big guys get the ball and get up the field. In Week 1, Kenny Minchey found his tight ends early and often in a 45-13 win over Youngstown State. Minchey would complete 18 passes against the Penguins, with half of them going to the tigh
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