Will Stein brings Oregon strategies to Kentucky football's success
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 10:08 AM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Will Stein's impact on Kentucky football becomes a topic of discussion as the team prepares for a critical matchup against Tennessee on November 4. Stein, who previously served as Oregon's offensive coordinator, is credited with shaping Kentucky into a playoff contender. Ryan Black of the Courier Journal highlights that Stein's tenure at Oregon may have influenced both his current success and Oregon's struggles this season. As Kentucky enters its off week, Black suggests the potential for a 'Stein Surprise' in terms of new offensive strategies specifically designed for the Volunteers.
- •Kentucky football faces Tennessee on November 4.
- •Will Stein previously coached as Oregon's offensive coordinator.
- •Ryan Black credits Stein with Kentucky's playoff contention.
- •Stein's strategies may impact both Kentucky and Oregon's performances.
- •A 'Stein Surprise' in offensive play is anticipated for the matchup.
- 10:08 AMYahoo Sports — How Will Stein turned Oregon blueprint into success for Kentucky football
"This episode of The C.L. Brown show explores how Will Stein has positioned Kentucky football as a playoff contender after arriving from Oregon.
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