The Wildcats are 4-1 against the spread (ATS) in the past 5 games, with the Over going 3-1 in the past 4 outings and 7-2 across the previous 9. Kentucky needs at least 1 win at Vandy or Louisville in the final 2 games to qualify for a bowl game.

The Kentucky Wildcats have started to turn their football around just in time to lose one of their top recruits in the Class of 2026.

The Governor's Cup returns to L&N Stadium Saturday, and the Cardinals and Wildcats are both looking for a win to end the season on a positive note.

UAB offensive lineman Daniel Mincey, a former Kentucky Wildcats reserve, was arrested Saturday after allegedly stabbing two defensive linemen on the Blazers’ roster, according to AL.com. The incident happened only hours before UAB was set to take the field against South Florida at Protective Stadium.

The Kentucky Wildcats take on Louisville this week in a rivalry week matchup. Here's a look at the early odds for the game.

Louisville is 3-8 against-the-spread so far this season, wheres Kentucky is 5-6. The Cardinals are 0-7 at home ATS despite being 4-3 straight up, while the Wildcats are 1-3 on the road both ATS and straight up.

Commodores QB Diego Pavia steamrolled the Wildcats on offense for a record-breaking game, similar to what Jordan Rodgers did back in 2012. Pavia finished his night completing 33/39 passes, 484 yards, and five touchdowns en route to Vandy’s big win on senior day.

The Commodores moved up a spot this week to number 12, as they continue to fight to get into the College Football Playoff. The Texas Longhorns and Tennessee Volunteers also moved up this week, both rising two spots.