Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops didn’t need convincing of Vanderbilt’s worthiness
Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops wasn’t surprised by Vanderbilt’s 40-35 upset of No. 7 Alabama last Saturday in Nashville. “You don’t have to worry about selling Vanderbilt anymore, telling you how good they are and how good (coach) Clark Lea has done,
Mondays are for Mark Stoops. Today, Kentucky‘s head coach faced the music in his Monday press conference, a weekly tradition ...
Kentucky football’s mistake-filled 20-13 loss to Vanderbilt drops the Wildcats to 2-10 in their last 12 home games against ...
Mark Stoops attended his very first Big Blue Madness, Kentucky basketball’s tipoff event that the Wildcats host in Lexington ...
Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats, in their first road game of the college football season, upset Ole Miss for their ...
Florida Monday news conference: Streak talk: Stoops said he has not addressed Kentucky's 30-game losing streak to Florida ...
“So, fourth and eight from [Kentucky’s] own 19. Mark Stoops, pushing the chips to the center of the table with 4:04 to play, trailing 17-13. They don’t make it, Ole Miss, at ...
Over the last three football seasons, when the Kentucky Wildcats’ performance has bounced up and down like an old-fashioned seesaw, I’ve lost count of how many times ...
Mark Stoops had a number of monkeys hanging on his back entering the Vanderbilt matchup, namely Kentucky‘s abysmal record ...
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