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The Will Stein era at Kentucky kicked off on Saturday with some historic numbers, most notably the 45 points was the most scored in a Kentucky coach's debut. No

Saturday is going to one hell of a day in Lexington as Kentucky fans will be anticipating a matchup all morning with the #12 Alabama Crimson Tide as they come to town. It's important to note that heading into this game, Kentucky isn't the only team being tested. Alabama features a new, promising QB that is behind a totally new offensive line that has question marks surrounding them.

In Kentucky's 45-13 season-opening win against Youngstown State, the running back room provided a lot of promise. The combination of CJ Baxter and Jason Patterson combined for 126 yards and two touchdowns, but they may be getting some help back soon. On his radio show Wednesday night, head coach Will Stein announced that he expects Jovantae Barnes to play on Saturday after missing the first game with an injury.

Kentucky played their season-opener against Youngstown State without their starting cornerbacks and one of their backup running backs. After the game on Saturday, Will Stein said he expected the two defensive starters to play in week 2 against Alabama. He reiterrated that in his press conference on Tuesday. On Wednesday, he added that he is expecting running back Jovantae Barnes to make his debut on Saturday.

The first real test of the Will Stein era is upon us as the Kentucky Wildcats welcome the #12 Alabama Crimson Tide into Kroger Field on Saturday afternoon. It's a game where there's a massive opportunity for Kentucky, and potentially a trap game for Alabama as an early-season SEC matchup on the road. Kentucky will be looking for the first win over the Tide since 1997.

The Kentucky Wildcats are getting closer to taking on #12 Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday in Kroger Field, the first huge test of the Will Stein era in Lexington. This is not your normal Nick Saban type of Alabama juggernaut, but they are still one of the best teams in the country and could really give Kentucky trouble on Saturday.

It has been a wild offseason in college sports following a Colorado judge's ruling on the 5-for-5 eligibility regarding class of 2022 athletes. That not only created players choosing to come back to college, but it also led to many lawsuits being created for those athletes in that class who did not enter the portal back in April as they fought to gain a fifth year of eligibility.

The first big test of the Will Stein era is upon us. It seems like we've been anticipating this game for months, but it's finally here. On Saturday, the Kentuck

The Kentucky Wildcats welcomed the #12 Alabama Crimson Tide into Kroger Field on Saturday. Kentucky was looking to shock the college football world and kick off the Will Stein era with a historic win. The Wildcats have not beaten Alabama since the historic 1997 game in Kroger Field and they were eying to do it again 29 years later. After starting off hot thanks to the defense, Kentucky crumbled in the second half, as Alabama took the lead in the third quarter 23-17 and never looked back, winning 45-17.

The Kentucky Wildcats were looking to make a statement and shock the college football world on Saturday when they faced the #12 Alabama Crimson Tide. Things loo