With the Kentucky Wildcats' loss to the Ole Miss Rebels in their Week 2 college football meeting in Lexington, UK has now lost six straight SEC games.

Week two of the season began very well for the Kentucky Wildcats, as the jumped out to a 10-0 lead over the Ole Miss Rebels. However, they couldn't hold on to it, and ended the day with a 30-23 loss and an injury to quarterback Zach Calzada.

After Kentucky’s upcoming home game against Eastern Michigan this Saturday, life is going to get even more difficult for Mark Stoops‘ Wildcats. Back in the preseason, Kentucky’s strength of schedule was projected to be among the toughest in the entire country.

Kentucky and Ole Miss will be opening SEC play in Kroger Field on Saturday as the Wildcats are looking to make a statement win to catapult their season, and the

College football pundits project UK’s 3 annual opponents in new SEC scheduling format — and I assign yearly rivals for all 16 SEC schools.

The SEC opens league play with Ole Miss and Kentucky, but Oklahoma and Michigan is the most intriguing game of the weekend.

Over the last decade, there have been a lot of changes in the SEC when it comes to basketball. Back early into John Calipari's time in Lexington, the SEC was no

Ole Miss suffered its first loss of the season last year against Kentucky but now can seek revenge against the Wildcats.

No. 14 Ole Miss football had a slow start in its SEC opener at Kentucky, but Lane Kiffin and the Rebels found their way and left Kroger Field with a 30-23 road win to open conference play. A couple of early interceptions helped Kentucky jump out to a 10-0 lead,

Kentucky football (1-1) starts its 2025 SEC campaign 0-1 after falling to the Ole Miss Rebels (2-0) 30 -23 at Kroger Field Saturday afternoon.

Kentucky freshman setter Kassie O’Brien earned her first-career weekly honor from the Southeastern Conference on Monday, as she was named the SEC Setter of the Week.

Week two is in the books, and Kentucky Wildcats QB Zach Calzada struggled again. Where does he rank among SEC passers in QBR?