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John Clay: Las Vegas isn’t being kind to Kentucky football, but that might be a good thing

Mark Stoops leads Kentucky football into the 2025 season after a 4-8 finish and 1-7 SEC record in 2024, primarily in Lexington, Kentucky.
The team suffered significant player losses through the transfer portal and struggled offensively under first-year coordinator Bush Hamdan amidst wider college football roster instability.
Despite losing 21 players and adding 26 new transfers, Kentucky retains key staff like recruiter Vince Marrow and produced its fourth first-round NFL draft pick in cornerback Maxwell Hairston.
Circa Sports set Kentucky's SEC win over/under at 4.5 for the 12-game season, reflecting skepticism amid poor offensive help, defensive late-season collapse, and offseason uncertainties.
Stoops, the winningest coach in school history, aims to disprove doubts about adapting to the NIL era and believes improved offense and motivation could yield a rebound despite prevailing low expectations.

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John Clay: Las Vegas isn’t being kind to Kentucky football, but that might be a good thing

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Circa Sports has released its over/under win totals regarding SEC teams for the 2024-25 college football season, and you won’t be shocked to hear the sports book is not high on the local 11. Alabama, Georgia and…

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