Three Kentucky Wildcats make PFN All-SEC preseason teams
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Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Coleton Price, Ty Bryant, and Tavion Gadson of the Kentucky Wildcats have been named to the Pro Football Network All-SEC preseason teams. Price made the second-team All-America squad and the SEC preseason first team, while Bryant and Gadson earned second-team All-SEC honors. Price, a transfer from Baylor, aims to enhance the offensive line, while Bryant, a standout defensive back, recorded four interceptions last season. Gadson transitioned to a full-time defensive starter and contributed significantly to the team’s defensive performance. Kentucky will rely on this talent as they prepare for the upcoming season.
- •Coleton Price named to All-America squad and SEC first team.
- •Ty Bryant and Tavion Gadson earn All-SEC second team honors.
- •Price is a key transfer from Baylor with a strong record.
- •Bryant recorded four interceptions last season.
- •Gadson was a leading defensive player with 2.5 sacks.
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Three Kentucky Wildcats named to PFN All-SEC preseason teams
"The Kentucky Wildcats have some studs on their roster, and Pro Football Network agrees, naming three of their players to an All-SEC preseason roster.
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