Wyatt Huff

Kentucky has an interesting matchup on their hands Saturday, taking on a Vandy team that is 0-4 in the SEC so far this season, but yet, has had Kentucky's number the last three seasons. After getting off to an impressive 6-1 start and pushing for a College Football Playoff birth as they look to continue stacking up wins.

Oftentimes, a team like Kentucky, which has not seen success like this season much at all in its program's history, can start slipping after receiving very high national praise and racking up multiple top 10 wins like the Wildcats have this season. But, under Will Stein, this Kentucky team has not let the success get to their heads.

After facing Little Rock in their first of three exhibition games, Kentucky now shifts their focus to the Texas Tech Red Raiders, who were seen as a top 10 team heading into the season, but without one star player, they are seen as a fringe top 20 squad.

Kentucky basketball wrapped up its first of three exhibitions last week and on Friday, they will face a preseason top 20 team. Ahead of the season starting in just a few weeks, preseason awards are being released by national media outlets across the sport. On Wednesday, Sports Illustrated

Kentucky football has been pretty banged up on the defensive end lately and were also without starting running back CJ Baxter this past Saturday against Oklahoma. After picking up a gritty win down in Norman, the Wildcats will be taking on a Vandy team that is winless in the SEC through four games, but one that Kentucky can't overlook.

The Kentucky Wildcats wrapped up their first of three exhibition games last week when they defeated Little Rock 69-49. Now, they'll get a legit test in Texas Tech, who will be coming to Rupp Arena on Friday ranked as a preseason top 20 team.

Kentucky football continued its hot start with a gritty road win against Oklahoma on Saturday and up next, they're facing the Vanderbilt Commodores and are look

The Kentucky Wildcats took down Little Rock in their first of three exhibition matchups 69-49 in a game where defense was on point, but offensive execution was a struggle. That is something that will take time and on Friday, Mark Pope was looking to see improvements there in their second exhibition game, this time against the #19 Texas Tech Red Raiders.

With a 6-1 record halfway through the season, Kentucky football's playoff hopes were alive entering Saturday's game against Vandy. The Wildcats needed to avoid a loss to the Commodores, who were coming in winless in the SEC and looking to spoil someone's season, as it would be a big hit to their resume and hurt playoff chances with the schedule they have left.

Over the last few weeks, Kentucky fans have seen their early-season dreams grow into legit possibilities, as after wins over top 10 teams Texas A&M and LSU, the Wildcats began popping up in some playoff projections. That only grew as Kentucky then got a road win at Oklahoma and a win against Vandy this past Saturday to advance to a historic 7-1 on the season.