kentucky football

• Kentucky Adds to Football Madness

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- A weekend that began with Kentucky's basketball Madness ended with an even wilder celebration on the football field. A swarm of blue-clad spectators stormed the field after a triple- overtime thriller in which the No. 17 Wildcats did something they hadn't done since 1964 -- knock off the nation's top-ranked team. In fact, nobody had done that in the regular season in nearly four years.

• Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
• October 15, 2007

• Western Kentucky's Finest Reitz Duo Elected to Hilltoppers' All-Time Centennial Football Team

Andy Hape and Brian Claybourn couldn't have found a better way to put exclamation points on their football playing careers. Both Reitz graduates were recently elected in an online fan vote to Western Kentucky University's All-Time Centennial Football Team.

• Evansville Courier & Press
• May 07, 2007

• Western Kentucky's Finest Reitz Duo Elected to Hilltoppers' All-Time Centennial Football Team

Andy Hape and Brian Claybourn couldn't have found a better way to put exclamation points on their football playing careers. Both Reitz graduates were recently elected in an online fan vote to Western Kentucky University's All-Time Centennial Football Team.

• Evansville Courier & Press
• May 16, 2007

• College Football: ; Kentucky Shocks No. 1 Lsu in Triple Ot; No. 2 Cal Falls; Top 25

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Kentucky became the latest team to shake up the national title race. Andre Woodson threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to a wide-open Steve Johnson in the third overtime and the No. 17 Wildcats stunned No. 1 LSU 43-37 Saturday.

• Sunday Gazette-Mail
• October 15, 2007

• Take Two: Coach's Pregame Routine Needs Work

If you're wondering why the Western Kentucky football team fell to pieces after a strong first half at top-ranked Louisiana State on Saturday, I suspect it's because the Hilltoppers' defensive coordinator dozed off. Lance Guidry, you see, had quite the rollicking night/morning hours before WKU's 42-9 loss in Baton Rouge. He was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk at 1:03 a.m. Saturday after police spotted his rental car weaving between lanes. Guidry, 40, who said he had met a friend at a restaurant near the team hotel after scouting a local high school football game, registered a blood- alcohol content of 0.123.

• Columbia Daily Tribune
• November 15, 2011

• College Football: ; Win One for Wannstedt; Pitt Defeats Kentucky 27-10, Players Dedicate Victory to Fired Coach

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Pittsburgh players dumped the cooler full of sports drink on Phil Bennett. They hoped Dave Wannstedt, watching on TV in Naples, Fla., also felt an affectionate chill.

• Sunday Gazette-Mail
• January 10, 2011

• Motivated Panthers Handle Kentucky

College football Pittsburgh 27, Kentucky 10

• The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current)
• January 10, 2011

• Friends of Coal-Kentucky Will Be the Signature Sponsor of the U.K. versus U. of L. Football Game.

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- As part of its ongoing effort to grow support for Kentucky's coal miners, the Kentucky Coal Association (KCA) announced today that t...

• Business Wire
• September 12, 2011

• Few Colleges Have Great Coaching Combinations

In college athletics, some schools - Nebraska, Penn State and Alabama are prime examples - are labeled "football" schools. Others - see Kentucky, Duke and Kansas - are "basketball" schools. Not many schools seem to be successful at a high level in both sports.

• Charleston Daily Mail
• November 19, 2010

• Louisville St. Xavier Marches to 11th Kentucky Football Title

Sophomore Victor Anderson rushed for 150 yards and scored three first-half touchdowns as Louisville St. Xavier routed Scott County 49-9 on Saturday in the Kentucky AAAA high school football championship game. St. Xavier (14-1) won its 11th state football title. The Tigers went undefeated against Kentucky competition, losing only to Ohio power Cincinnati Moeller.

• Evansville Courier & Press
• December 08, 2004