Wildcats return home to host South Alabama after big Texas A&M upset
Kentucky seeks its first 3-1 start under Will Stein after Kenny Minchey passed for 252 yards and two touchdowns in the upset of Texas A&M.
- Following their 31-21 upset of Texas A&M, the Kentucky Wildcats return to Kroger Field on Saturday to host the South Alabama Jaguars. Head coach Will Stein seeks to build on the program's first Southeastern Conference win.
- Fresh off a 41-36 win over Ohio, South Alabama enters with a 2-1 record and ranks 49th nationally in total offense, averaging more than 400 yards per game. The Jaguars' rushing attack powered their victory.
- Quarterback Bishop Davenport remains a game-time decision after a minor injury, while backup Jared Hollins threw for 192 yards in his first career start. The rushing trio, including running back Keenan Phillips, combined for 248 yards against Ohio.
- South Alabama head coach Major Applewhite emphasized the need to win the turnover battle and limit big plays. The Jaguars have forced four takeaways this season, including three interceptions and one fumble recovery.
- Even with early success, head coach Will Stein said "We still have plenty to improve from these first three weeks." Kentucky faces a challenging SEC schedule following this non-conference game.
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