Kentucky Briefing: Reports say Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops will stay in Lexington

After the big win over #10 Louisville, it sounds like Mark Stoops is staying in Lexington.

It was a weird day for Kentucky football fans that could be explained as a roller coaster ride. 

The day started with the Cats getting a massive season saving win over #10 Louisville to keep the Governor's Cup in Lexington for the fifth straight season. 

Then the day took a shift as Stoops's name started to get floated around in reference to Texas A&M's head coaching gig. 

Past 10 pm et, reports came out from all over places like ESPN, On3, and all of the big name outlets in College Station reporting Stoops would take the job. 

This sent Big Blue Nation and the people in Aggieland into a frenzy for all sorts of different reasons. 

Then an hour after this news came out, Matt Jones and Stoops himself announced he would be staying in Lexington. 

This was an all-around crazy night that had the emotions of both fanbases going up and down all evening. 

But, according to many different sources, Coach Stoops will stay in Lexington looking to make more history. 

Mark Stoops said he is staying at Kentucky after multiple reports this weekend linked him to the head-coaching vacancy at Texas A&M. https://t.co/wvwNNeiPZH

— ESPN (@espn) November 26, 2023

We wrote it 

I wrote about some takeaways from Kentucky's win over the #10 Louisville Cardinals to keep the Governor's Cup in Lexington.

"No matter the record or how the season has gone to this point, both Kentucky and Louisville get up for the Governor's Cup."

"This season, the Cardinals are one of the best teams in college football, as they were ranked #10 heading into this game." 

Read the rest here!

Takeaways: Ray Davis puts the Cats on his back as Kentucky holds the L's down for the fifth straight year

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