SEC Shorts introduces character Scooter after Kentucky's overtime victory
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 4:33 PM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026

SEC Shorts launched a new character named Scooter to commemorate Kentucky football's recent success. This introduction follows the Wildcats' overtime win against No. 10 LSU on October 10, which ended 35-34. Created by Josh Snead, Scooter represents an enthusiastic fan experience and is related to Kentucky's surging popularity in college football. The character debuted wearing blue and white checkered silks and was presented as a nod to the local horse racing culture. As long as the Wildcats continue their successful campaign under coach Will Stein, Scooter may appear more frequently in future episodes.
- •Kentucky defeated No. 10 LSU 35-34 in overtime on October 10.
- •Scooter, an aggressive play-calling jockey, reflects Kentucky's success.
- •The character debuted in SEC Shorts, which highlights college football trends.
- •Fans encouraged mention of Keeneland in addition to Churchill Downs.
- •Scooter may appear more frequently if the Wildcats continue to excel.
- 4:33 PMYahoo Sports — SEC Shorts debuts new character honoring Kentucky football success
"SEC Shorts introduced a new character named Scooter to celebrate Kentucky football after the Wildcats' overtime win over top-10 LSU.
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