Will Stein says Kentucky is not satisfied with 7-1 start, calls for ‘November to remember’
By Mark Kern
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Will Stein and Kentucky are the talk of the college football world, as the Wildcats moved to 7-1 on the season with their 34-17 victory against Vanderbilt on Saturday night. Stein and the Wildcats have delivered thus far, and have emerged as a legitimate contender in both the SEC, as well as the College Football Playoff.
Despite all of that success, Stein wants more and is excited for what November is going to bring the Wildcats. He mentioned postgame that the Wildcats are “not satisfied” with their hot start to the season.
These guys are hungry, and they’re not satisfied,” Stein told reporters after the game. “One of the reasons they came here was to play in big, meaningful games. We eant to make it a November to remember.”
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The Wildcats have not only continued to win, but they have won some of the most dramatic games of the season. In back-to-back weeks, the Wildcats won overtime games against South Carolina and LSU. In both games, the Wildcats won 35-34 by converting a two-point conversion in the first overtime.
While Kentucky fans may want the team to keep playing, the Wildcats will have a bye next week that should be very beneficial to the team.
When the Wildcats get back from the bye, they will travel to Knoxville to take on Tennessee in a game with huge CFP implications. It has been a fun start season to the fans in Lexington, but for Stein, there is more to come.
