Kentucky Wildcats fall to Tennessee as Kenny Minchey shows leadership
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 8, 2026, 5:02 PM
Last updated Nov 8, 2026

The Kentucky Wildcats lost to the Tennessee Volunteers 34-6 on November 7 in Knoxville. Kentucky trailed 10-6 at halftime and 13-6 after three quarters, but struggled in the final period. Head coach Will Stein highlighted the team's two lost fumbles and an interception as pivotal factors in the defeat. Despite the setback, quarterback Kenny Minchey, who threw for 224 yards, emphasized maintaining a positive attitude among teammates postgame. Kentucky's remaining schedule includes games against Missouri, Florida, and Louisville, and they still control their chances for a favorable postseason outcome.
- •Kentucky trails 10-6 at halftime against Tennessee.
- •The Wildcats finish with two lost fumbles and an interception.
- •Kenny Minchey aims to keep team morale high post-loss.
- •Kentucky plays Missouri, Florida, and Louisville in remaining games.
- 5:02 PMYahoo Sports — Will Stein impressed by Kenny Minchey's postgame leadership
"The Kentucky Wildcats lost their second game of the season Saturday night, but their leader, Kenny Minchey, set the attitude of the team afterwards.
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