Mark Stoops addresses Kentucky’s strong win to end regular season vs. Louisville
By Ethan Stone
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Mark Stoops spoke on Kentucky’s strong win to end the season over No. 25 Louisville Saturday evening. The Wildcats dominated from start to finish, winning 26-13.
Stoops was proud of how his team dug in to finish the season. The Wildcats lost their penultimate game of the year, but gave Georgia everything they had in a 16-6 loss. Kentucky finished the regular season 7-5.
Kentucky coach Mark Stoops says he appreciates how the Cats dug in and competed and finished the season as adversity was setting in late in season.
— Jeff Drummond (@JDrumUK) November 26, 2022
A big reason the Wildcats are in this position is the right arm of Will Levis. The strong armed quarterback is a top NFL draft prospect, projected to go in the first round of next year’s draft because of his build and physical abilities.
Stoops said Levis has not made a decision on his bowl status and praised his toughness following a win where he threw for 188 yards, 2 touchdowns and no interceptions.
Coach Mark Stoops talks about Will Levis and he toughness
Also adds that a decision hasn’t been made on his status for the bowl game pic.twitter.com/SxGi1MzemF
— Dylan Ballard (@DylanBallard_UK) November 26, 2022
Here’s more from Stoops’ postgame press conference.
Mark Stoops doesn’t want to play the ‘What If’ game following Kentucky’s 7-5 season. He’ll reflect and “look at things and make sure we’re growing to put the program where we want it to be.”
— Nick Roush (@RoushKSR) November 26, 2022
Mark Stoops when asked about how he will prepare for the bowl game. pic.twitter.com/VfHzGYlcBh
— Janson Hoskins (@JansonHoskinsCC) November 26, 2022
Mark Stoops talks about Matt Ruffalo’s struggles. pic.twitter.com/p7PovhaSr5
— Janson Hoskins (@JansonHoskinsCC) November 26, 2022
Ethan Stone is a Tennessee graduate and loves all things college football and college basketball. Firm believer in fouling while up 3.
