By LARRY VAUGHT Ask John Schlarman what his life might be like if he wasn’t coaching and he’ll tell you he doesn’t know because coaching football is all the Kentucky offensive line coach has ever done.However, his wife, LeeAnne Federspiel Schlarman, understands that well because she feels the same about being
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Mental Health And Physical Well Being Of Players Will Factor Into UK Bowl Decision
Kelvin Joseph Opts Out At Kentucky
Kelvin Joseph (SEC Photo) By LARRY VAUGHT Kelvin Joseph was named to the preseason all-Southeastern Conference team before he ever played a down at Kentucky. That’s how highly regarded the cornerback who transferred from LSU to Kentucky after his freshman season was by the league coaches. He’s been very good at times, too. He
Stoops, Wildcats Hit Reset Button Following Blowout Loss To Alabama
This Has Been A Difficult Season For UK Football All Around
By LARRY VAUGHT Sometimes Mark Stoops’ old-school mentality can frustrate Kentucky fans. Given his way, there’s no doubt he would rely on a running game, field position and defense to win games. But that old-school mentality sometimes needs to be admired as well. Not only has Stoops and his staff had to deal
As Good As Advertised: Top-ranked Alabama Rolls To 63-3 Win Over Cats
Kentucky running back Kavosiey Smoke rushes for an extra yard in the Wildcats' 63-3 loss to the Crimson Tide Saturday in Tuscaloosa. (SEC Photo) By KEITH TAYLOR LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky coach Mark Stoops knew the odds were stacked against his team going into Saturday’s contest at top-ranked Alabama. The final
Sick and Tired of this Nickel and Dime?
Well? Alabama 63, Kentucky 3. What did you expect? Going into the game with the Crimson Tide, only delusional die-hard Kentucky fans gave their team a chance to win. A team whose offense had struggled all year to score—combined with their Jekyll and Hyde defensive performances thus far—just couldn’t be counted
Does Kentucky Have a Chance vs #1 Alabama
Kentucky defense better make more competitive plays against Alabama
SEC Photo By LARRY VAUGHT Kentucky gave up 408 yards and 35 points Saturday to Vanderbilt, a team not exactly known for its offensive prowess this season. So even though UK won 38-35, those numbers are certainly worrisome knowing Kentucky’s next two games are against No. 1 Alabama and No. 6 Florida. Kentucky coach