Players' Names And Pictures

[Old School]

4 Glenn Holt Jr.

later of the Cincinnati Bengals

[Matt Dillon]

Jojo Kemp

[Matt Dillon]

Andre Woodson

[Matt Dillon]

Craig Yeast

[Matt Dillon]

Matt Roark

[Matt Dillon]

One more of Matt from one of the most exciting games I can remember in my 71 years of following UK football.

[KYWILDCAT41035]

One more of Matt from one of the most exciting games I can remember in my 71 years of following UK football.

You aren't kidding the day the streak ended!

[Trueblujr]

4 Tom Petty

The tower in the background (and everything around it) has since been demolished.

Was the rest of that group called the "Heartbreakers". Sorry, Couldn't resist.

[CATHYnKY]

One more of Matt from one of the most exciting games I can remember in my 71 years of following UK football.

I was there. So exciting and not expected!

[Old School]

3 Craig Yeast

Kentucky 68
Louisville 34

[Old School]

3 Craig Yeast

Kentucky 68
Louisville 34

42-10 at halftime

62-16 when Mumme put in all the walk ons (and his son threw a TD pass to baseball player Vincent Harrison)

This was the first, inaugural game in UofL's new stadium.

Yeast had 9 catches for 150 yards and 2 TDs, and ran once for 11 yards.

Couch was 29 of 39 for 498 yards and 7 TDs. Matt Mumme was 7 of 8 for 73 yards and a TD. Derek Homer ran 19 times for 123 yards and a TD. Anthony White ran 6 times for 66 yards and caught 4 passes for 10 yards.

Kentucky had 801 yards of total offense and 37 first downs.

[Old School]

3 Craig Yeast

at # 8 Florida 51
Kentucky 35

Florida finished the season ranked # 5 with a 10-2 record and Orange Bowl win; its only losses were to the teams that finished the season ranked #1 and # 2 (Tennessee and Florida State, who played in the first true national championship game that year).

# 1 Tennessee scored 20 points on Florida, in an overtime game.
# 2 Florida State scored 23 against them.

Kentucky scored 35 against them; no one else put up more than 14 on the Gators that year.

[Old School]

3 Craig Yeast

# 20 Penn State 26
Kentucky 14

Outback Bowl

[Old School]

3 Craig Yeast

Kentucky 40
# 20 Alabama 34
OT

[Old School]

3 Jojo Kemp

On October 4, 2014, Kentucky was 3-1 due to a controversial 3 OT loss at Florida. South Carolina came to Commonwealth Stadium after having been ranked all season and beating # 6 Georgia, until a 1 point loss to Missouri the week prior. South Carolina jumped out to a 14-0 lead, but then Jojo Kemp scored on a 3 yard TD run about halfway through the second quarter. Braylon Heard and Austin McGinniss tied it at 17 at halftime. South Carolina took a 38-24 lead in the fourth quarter. Kentucky then put Jojo Kemp into the Wildcat over and over and over, and South Carolina could not stop him. He took the offense down the field twice, and scored on TD runs with 8:06 and 2:46 left, to tie the game at 38. He carried 17 times for 131 yards and 3 TDs. Bud Dupree then intercepted a tipped pass and ran it in for a TD and the 45-38 win, the first really gratifying win of the Stoops era (Kentucky had beaten Vanderbilt, 9-4 the two preceding seasons, the week prior) after inheriting Joker Phillips' 2-10 mess.