South Carolina is a team that Mark Stoops struggled with over the last few years, but luckily for Kentucky fans, a new head coach will lead this team into Columbia on Saturday.
Every college football season produces at least a few FCS teams that shock an FBS opponent. Week 1 brings several opportunities for FCS programs to add another upset to the list.
Mark Stoops will not be out of the SEC for long.
How many of the FBS college football teams with an animal nickname can you name?
The Texas Longhorns’ coaching staff continues to look different going into 2026. On Monday, Texas hired former Kentucky head coach Mark Stoops as a special assistant to Steve Sarkisian, according to Chip Brown of 247Sports.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
After more than a decade at the helm, the Kentucky Wildcats decided to part ways with head coach Mark Stoops following the 2025 college football season.
Since emerging as a potential candidate to join new Penn State coach Matt Campbell’s coaching staff, USC fans are on pins and needles regarding the future of their defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn.
The Kentucky Wildcats have become one of the latest teams to join the 2025 college football coaching carousel, following the announcement of the firing of longtime head coach Mark Stoops.
Kentucky parted ways on Monday with Mark Stoops, the winningest football coach in school history who "transformed the program and reset expectations" in Lexington.
Kentucky is set to fire coach Mark Stoops on Monday, per multiple reports. Stoops, 58, has spent the past 13 seasons at Kentucky and is the program's winningest coach at 82-80.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
Another college football regular season is in the books. With conference championships next weekend, this Saturday was the last full weekend of action, and it delivered no shortage of memorable moments.
It'd be understandable if you wrote off Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats after a 2-5 start to 2025.
It was a rough night for Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday against the Tennessee Vols. Kentucky's offense couldn't keep up with Tennessee's offense, as the Wildcats fell 56-34 to the Vols in Lexington.
The 2025 season is only half over, and at least seven college football head coaches already have been fired.
Mark Stoops isn't going anywhere. The Kentucky head coach denied a report that he told athletic director Mitch Barnhart that he wanted to leave the program after a loss in November last season to Tennessee.
A win is a win. That's the mindset Kentucky football is looking to have after eventually pulling away for a Week 1 win against Toledo 24-16, a game that shouldn't have been that close, but thanks to some mistakes on both sides of the ball, it was.
The Kentucky football program is always embracing the underdog each season, but this season will tell the tale of whether they can put the storm behind them of last season and the last few years and return to Kentucky football Standards.
Head coach Mark Stoops revealed which quarterback would get the nod as the starter if the season were to start today.
The Texas Longhorns and Kentucky Wildcats had only played once before their 2024 meeting -- that came in 1951 when the coaching matchup was Ed Price versus the all-timer Bear Bryant.
Matt Ponatoski is happy with what he's seen from Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats, but feels there's another level to be reached in Lexington.
Many fans feel that the heat is turning up for Mark Stoops at Kentucky after a 4-8 season last year and losing long-time assistant, Vince Marrow, to the Wildcat's top rival, Louisville.
Vince Marrow was a staple for the Kentucky Wildcats. In fact, next to head coach Mark Stoops, perhaps no coach in the program meant more than Marrow.
The 2025 college football season doesn't start for another two months, but Kentucky Wildcats head coach Mark Stoops has already suffered a major loss.
Mark Stoops recently revealed that he believes things are about to change and that's going to help Kentucky compete in this new NIL era.
Mark Stoops has been a great head coach for the Kentucky Wildcats, but the 2024 season was one to forget.
Mark Stoops is digging his heels in despite his team having a 2024 to forget.
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