Sep 25, 2026 · 1 hr 7 min · 12 segments
Kentucky Shocks No. 9 Texas A&M: 21-0 3rd Quarter, Minchey’s Clinic & Why UK Must Go All-In on Will Stein LetterWinners Jarmon and Newton recap Kentucky’s 31-21 road upset of No. 9 Texas A&M in late…
Jeremy JarmonHostMorgan NewtonHost
This may be the most dominant football win, road win, under these circumstances in the modern era of the UK football program.
But it doesn't feel like we've won as convincingly on the road against a ranked team quite like this and maybe the fact checkers can keep me honest but it just seemed like it was extremely dominant and they did it in a fashion that just felt different than what we've seen in a long time and i think it has a lot of people really excited maybe some people in shock because there's a time in that second half i'm not gonna lie i was a little bit in shock so i think it's been a weird feeling to some degree but a good feeling
Seven days ago, we watched this offense go two rushing yards as a team, one for 14 on third down against Alabama.
Seven days later, on the road against the number nine team in the country, a team that was in the college football playoffs back at the beginning of this year, in one of the loudest buildings in all of college sports, 105,000 people bearing down on you.
That trademark 12th man that we talked about on last week's episode, And Will Stein's football team outscores Texas A&M 21 to nothing in the third quarter alone.
That's a team answering a question, answering a rallying cry from their head coach and from these assistant coaches and from the leaders on this team that I don't think anybody thought that they were capable of.
And then just to take it a step further, I want to make sure that I mentioned Greg McElroy, you know, former QB1 on that Alabama 2009 championship team.
And what he had to say, open quote, for one quarter, Kentucky played football at a level that only two, maybe three programs in the SEC have played at in the last 10 years.
A program spending 15 minutes in a gear that I don't think anybody has ever seen Kentucky, or for that matter, that many teams, period, in a matchup like this, beat that dominant in a quarter on the road.
This may be the most dominant football win, road win, under these circumstances in the modern era of the UK football program.
But it doesn't feel like we've won as convincingly on the road against a ranked team quite like this and maybe the fact checkers can keep me honest but it just seemed like it was extremely dominant and they did it in a fashion that just felt different than what we've seen in a long time and i think it has a lot of people really excited maybe some people in shock because there's a time in that second half i'm not gonna lie i was a little bit in shock so i think it's been a weird feeling to some degree but a good feeling
Seven days ago, we watched this offense go two rushing yards as a team, one for 14 on third down against Alabama.
Seven days later, on the road against the number nine team in the country, a team that was in the college football playoffs back at the beginning of this year, in one of the loudest buildings in all of college sports, 105,000 people bearing down on you.
That trademark 12th man that we talked about on last week's episode, And Will Stein's football team outscores Texas A&M 21 to nothing in the third quarter alone.
That's a team answering a question, answering a rallying cry from their head coach and from these assistant coaches and from the leaders on this team that I don't think anybody thought that they were capable of.
And then just to take it a step further, I want to make sure that I mentioned Greg McElroy, you know, former QB1 on that Alabama 2009 championship team.
And what he had to say, open quote, for one quarter, Kentucky played football at a level that only two, maybe three programs in the SEC have played at in the last 10 years.
A program spending 15 minutes in a gear that I don't think anybody has ever seen Kentucky, or for that matter, that many teams, period, in a matchup like this, beat that dominant in a quarter on the road.
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