The Kentucky Wildcats finished with a 4-8 record this season in college football. They did not make a bowl game this season under head coach Mark Stoops. Kentucky hopes things will be better for them next season, but it remains to be seen.
The Wildcats this season almost upset the Georgia Bulldogs, but they did ruin the Ole Miss Rebels season. Ole Miss losing to Kentucky cost them a spot in the college football playoffs this past season.
Kentucky Wildcats Schedule For the 2025 Season Announced
On Wednesday, the Wildcats schedule was announced. They will begin the 2025 college football season against the Toledo Rockets on August 30. Kentucky’s first SEC Conference game will be against the Ole Miss Rebels the following week.
The Kentucky Wildcats will play against the South Carolina Gamecocks, the Georgia Bulldogs, the Texas Longhorns, and the Tennessee Volunteers all in a row next season. Kentucky could very well lose all four of those games next season. The Wildcats will finish the 2025 season against the Lousiville Cardinals on the road on November 29.
Fans React To Brutal Schedule
I see 3 wins there. Lol
— Karl Kolchak I.N.S. (@Hucklberry13) December 12, 2024
4-5 wins at best
— Bo Jiden (@princeoftitter) December 12, 2024
Unbelievable. If not for the annual millions of dollars we receive from being in SEC it would be better to flee to another conference
— Allen B. Roberts (@abrkylaw) December 12, 2024
3 wins. It’s okay, one more year of this! Then we will get Sumrall and be back. Patience
— G (@gbaby1229) December 12, 2024
3-9 and I don’t think it’s much of a debate
— Matthew ✝️🇺🇸 (@countrylife418) December 12, 2024
The odds are that if the Kentucky Wildcats finish with a 3-9 record next season, Mark Stoops will probably be fired as head coach. Kentucky needs to find a way to get to 6-6 next season and get to a bowl game. Anything less than that will not be good for this Wildcats football program.
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