Kevin McGuffey is a journalist at LastWordOnSports.com. He focuses on competitive sports, particularly team sports and major league sports, with a strong passion for SEC football and Kentucky athletics. Kevin has also contributed to discussions on sports as a member of the Biletnikoff Award committee, recognizing the nation’s most outstanding receiver.
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It's a new era for Kentucky football as Mark Stoops is out after 13 seasons in Lexington. The Cats replaced the league's elder statesman with the youngest coach in the SEC, 36-year-old Will Stein.
By: Kevin McGuffey
The Will Stein Era begins Saturday, and it's definitely a new era for Kentucky football.
Saturday marked the beginning of a new era for Kentucky football. Will Stein took over for Mark Stoops, who was fired after 13 years.
Saturday marked the beginning of a new era for Kentucky football. Will Stein took over for Mark Stoops, who was fired after 13 years. The Wildcats went from having the SEC's elder statesman of coaches to the league's youngest head man. In a "White Out" day at Kroger Field, the Cats came out almost as hot …
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The Will Stein era got off to a great start in his Kentucky debut this past Saturday with a 32-point win over Youngstown State.
It's been a long time since Kentucky beat Alabama in football. In fact, you have to go all the way back to October 4th, 1997, when Tim Couch hit Craig Yeast in overtime, giving UK a 40-34 win.
