Welcome, everyone. It is the local Toyota Dealer's KSR postgame show. The cats get embarrassed today against Louisville in a rivalry game in Lexington 41 to 14. You can give us a shout. Billy, hold the phones. We'll open them right after this first segment. I guess the way to talk about this is kind of three parts.

I mean, we'll start, talk a little bit about the game, and then I want to sort of talk

about stay of the program, and then I think we need to talk about what Mark Stoops said

after the game.

So let's start with the game.

The game was a disaster.

It was clear from the opening that Kentucky wasn't ready to play, and Louisville was

significantly better.

It was 20 to nothing at halftime, but honestly, it could have been 40 to nothing.

Louisville twice had drives stymied right at the end.

They made a turnover. mean they they there Louisville should have been ahead even more than they were in the second half

Kentucky got a glimmer a hope when they scored the touchdown to make it 20 to 7

defense got to stop you had a moment where Kentucky could get back in the game and then Wilcox had his second fumble.

Five turnovers during the game. Obviously, you're not going to win with five turnovers.

Stoops talked a lot about the five turnovers after kind of being the key. But to me, the five turnovers took a game where we were still going to lose and just made it

to where we got blown out uh Louisville was better and for a person if you have watched these

games over the years it's always been interesting to me with the Louisville games because the

Louisville is the one team we play that because they're in another conference,

it's a good gauge kind of of where we are.

So there have been years where we're in the bottom half of the SEC but still beat Louisville,

a team that's usually in the top half of the ACC, and you go, okay, well, that goes to show you.

Not this year.

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