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SEC Media Days Takeaways: Will Stein Says Kentucky Football Can Win ‘because of Me’
Will Stein says Kentucky can win immediately after importing Oregon methods and signing a top-10 transfer class led by quarterback Kenny Minchey.
- On Tuesday, Coach Stein debuted at SEC Media Days, outlining Kentucky football's rebuild with confidence. Stein stated, "I know what it takes" to lead the program at the highest level.
- Working as offensive coordinator at Oregon under Dan Lanning for three years, Stein built a blueprint for success. "We've taken a lot of that model and brought it here to Kentucky," Stein told ESPN.
- A top-10 transfer portal class revamped the roster, featuring quarterback Kenny Minchey from Notre Dame, running backs Baxter and Jovantae Barnes, plus 13 transfers on defense.
- Bryant, who remained at Kentucky, praised Stein's competitive drive. Bryant said, "I want to go to the College Football Playoffs" under the new coach's leadership.
- Challenging games against Alabama, LSU, Oklahoma, Vanderbilt, and Tennessee await Stein in his debut season. Despite the daunting schedule, he remains committed to winning immediately.
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SEC Media Days takeaways: Will Stein says Kentucky football can win ‘because of me’
TAMPA, Fla. — When Kentucky took the stage on the first day of the SEC’s annual four-day football Media Days extravaganza, it did not take long for new head coach Will Stein to raise some eyebrows.
·Nebraska, United States
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Kentucky football coach channels Curt Cignetti, delivers SEC Media Days quote everyone will remember
TAMPA, FL - Will Stein stood at the SEC Media Days podium for the first time as the Kentucky head football coach and essentially pulled a move that would make Curt Cignetti proud.There have been plenty of times over the past few years when new head coaches would point to tradition, facilities, a fan base or recruiting practices as to why they would have success at their new destination.A number of those statements usually fall on deaf-ears, know…
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