KSR Postgame UK FB vs Tennessee 10/26/25

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Speaker 1: Well welcome in the local total heres KSR postgame show, Ryan limaning for Matt Jones tonight and uh and that was ugly Tennessee. Just whoops Kentucky fifty six to thirty four. That was just that was one of those old fashioned Tennessee buck whoopmans we've seen over the years, and it just did The game didn't even feel like it was that close. You know, you'd score thirty four points. The Kentucky scored thirty four points. Everybody should be happy about that. You know, you know in this league you're gonna win a lot of games you can score thirty four points. I didn't know we could score more than thirteen in this game. Thirteen is kind of in the magic number. But when you give up fifty six points, you ain't gonna beat anybody, nobody. And as good as that defense played last week against Texas, which I thought they played really really well, they played equally as bad tonight against Tennessee. I don't know what happened to our defense. It's just you know, you heard coach Doops say four or five times on the postgame show, it's just a bad matchup for us. Well, then fix it. If you know what's a bad matchup for you, go out and fix it, get the scheme in place to help you, or get the players in place to help you, or whatever. But that can't be the excuse that this is just a bad matchup for us. If you knew it's a bad matchup for us, well then do something about it. Give up fifty six points and the whole game turned again. I don't know how many times we say this after a UK football game. The whole game turned. At the end of the first half. Kentucky scores to pull in one touchdown twenty eight to twenty one, going into over us a halftime, and we had the ball to start the second half. All they had to do is make a stop. At the end of the first half, you're down a touchdown. In the locker room, Coachtops goes in there and guys, we're still in this man, We're just down touchdown. We're gonna get the ball here to start the second half. We'renna touch it. We're gonna tie this game. It's a new game. No. They let another disastrous score at the end of the first half. Then they come out of halftime, can't get any points on the board. Or when you get the ball to start the second half, and again that Freddy mcgiloys calls it the middle eights, it's almost like the middle fours. The last two minutes of the first half and the first two minutes of the second half just seems to spell doom time and time again for Kentucky. And they never recovered after that. I mean, Tennessee just big play after big play after big play. I don't know what is what was wrong with our defense tonight? I mean, you're missing sack them souls and DJ Waller, But my goodness, how can you play so well against tennis? I mean, how bad must arch Manning be if he couldn't do anything against his defense? And then look what Tennessee did against his defense tonight. So that's my big takeaway is that Cutter Bowie had another great game. The guy just continues to grow and get better. What do he have? He had three hundred and thirty passing yards, five touchdowns, twenty six of thirty five. He had one interception that was a tip pass that they tipped up in the air and hauled it in for a picks. The guys just growing right in front of our eyes and these young receivers man JJ Hester and DJ Miller. Where have they been all year? Your team to tell me these two guys have been on the sideline now for half the season and not even been in the game hardly. I think Dj got in the last game against Texas a little bit. Hester's been in and off and on. But they are obviously you know, Billy, listen to this. Going into tonight's game, we had only thrown four passing touchdowns all season. Four we threw five tonight. That's incredible, Tudor Miller, Tuda Hester, and one to Kendrick Law. That just tells you right there, Cutter Bowley is becoming the man, and then need to do everything they can do, whether whoever the coach is, to keep that kid here in Lexington, because that kid's gonna be a star someday. He's gonna be an NFL quarterback someday. I mean, I really believe that he just gets better and better each time out. Now he's got these young receivers. I hate the fact looks like maybe Rodriguez is hurt and maybe gonna be out because he's a guy that's really kind of flourished under Cutter Bowlie. So if you, if you, but if you think about next, you know, the next couple of years. Patterson, young guy, got a lot of young guys that could build around the offense. After all the complaints have had about the offense and the poor play calls and the poor execution. All my complaints with the defense tonight, and I'm sure everybody feels the same way. So if you're leaving the stadium tonight, give us a call. Eight five nine two o two two eighty seven. You know, I wasn't there, but we saw pictures of the crowd, a lot of orange, Billy, A lot of orange at KS Bar for the pregame show, a lot of orange in the stadium. I got a picture from my son who was sitting there, and he goes, I thought this was supposed to be a home game, and he sent the pictures. All the the Orange fans are in there, a lot of empty seats. So it was, as much as we bragged on our fan base in our crowd last week against Texas, a little disappointed tonight. It's the way he shook out. Oh I don't know, I'm just you know, I I'm like everybody else.

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Speaker 2: Man.

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Speaker 1: You just get tired of getting whooped by Tennessee. You know, it wasn't that long ago where we were competitive with Tennessee. We'd beat him a couple of times. But then, you know, you go back in history, it's just we've seen this time and time again. What was that It like, was in when Stoops first got here, maybe in like twenty fourteen, fifteen sixteen, something like that. They put fifty on us, like three years in a row. Well, they put fifty tonight. If they wanted to, they could have had over sixty. They could have scored every single time. Did they punted them? They punted the ball like on their second possession.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, they put it in a couple of times.

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Speaker 1: So what's your takeaway, Billy? I kind of ran in there for a while. What's your big takeaway?

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Speaker 3: Well, if you're looking for a positive, there were two marriage proposals tonight, well at Commonwealth.

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Speaker 1: Billy said, there were two marriage proposals at CommonWell at Kroger Fields. So that's a positive.

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Speaker 3: Both said yes, So two for two there.

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Speaker 1: Okay, now wait a minute, my son was there. He wasn't one of them, was he?

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Speaker 3: I don't think so. But my fiance was there, and that's right, your fiance.

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Speaker 1: It was also there. She wasn't one of them, was she?

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Speaker 3: And we got bigger problems if if she was. But I don't think. I don't think so. You know, you mentioned the end of the half, and right before Tennessee march down the field and scored in like a minute thirty Kentucky went on a sixteen play ninety six yard drive that took eight and a half minutes. You make the score twenty eight twenty one. You think, man, I mean, cutter Bowli can keep us in this game. But at times Brad White's defense has held this team together. It was not tonight. They were outmatched, and like you said, it's not a good matchup for Kentucky. I don't know. Is that because Tennessee has better players than Kentucky? Is that why it wasn't a good matchup. It's frustrating to see time and time again Tennessee be able to put that many points on the board for a team that prides itself on their defense.

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Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought up that score that made it twenty eight twenty one because I wrote a note to myself ninety six yard scoring drive, best drive of the season, question mark because it took like nine minutes off the clock. They went from almost goal line to goal line and then with the hester touchdown pass that may be the best drive of the season. I thought, man, we're in this. We're down just a touchdown. There's a minute and a half left. We'll get out and get out of here. Down a touchdown at halftime. But then they scored just right before the halfs They went seventy five yards in like the blink of an eye. Just all those explosive plays Billy, I mean every time he turned around. I think I heard Jeff Pacorral on the postgame show. Aguilar was six of six passing of over twenty yards or more. Just didn't miss. Every time they went deep, they got it.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, the corners really struggled today. Kentucky just simply couldn't finish. They couldn't finish their drives. Even coming out of halftime. They got to midfield about till like the thirty nine yard line, and then a couple penalties backed them up. They had to punt, and then Tennessee scores the next drive. You cannot have that many penalties and drive killing things if you want to compete in this conference.

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Speaker 1: Somebody needs to look it up, and I'm sure they will. How many points Kentucky has given up in the last two minutes of the first half, and how many times they have failed to score coming out of the at halftime when they had the ball starts a second half. It just never happens. I just don't understand how that can be research a recurrent thing. And if we're gonna be honest, that falls on the coaches. Game preparation, execution near that falls on the coaching staff. So whether it's a bad matchup or not, at you gotta find a way to stop things like that that keep happening over and over and over.

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Speaker 3: And we don't see DJ Miller until middle of the year. We don't see JJ Hester make these plays till middle of the year. I mean, Calzada starts over Boldy to start the year. It just it stinks that it's taken till this late in the year for to see these young guys play so well.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, the receiver room has been the biggest puzzle on offense. You know, they started with Macklin and Fred Ferrier and Kendrick law is gonna be the three main guys. Well, Macklin's caught like four or five catches all year, maybe more than that, I'm sure, but he hasn't got a touchdown. Kendrick Laws scorty second touchdown to night. Fred Ferrier has been pretty much on existent and then these young guys come in. Remember Cam Miller two games ago had a couple of big plays, and then DJ Miller last game had some big play. The two I don't know their last name is Miller, and I think they moos should be on the field at the same time, but Hester definitely should be out there. Kendrick Law had the big play tonight at the Big EXPOSI to play went seventy yards.

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Speaker 3: So how about crazy fumble in the first quarter.

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Speaker 1: That was like what you see at the my kid's old fifth and sixth grade games with the ball. Somebody falls on the ball and it squirts out, and somebody falls on the ball and picks it up, and then it squirts out again. Somebody falls on the ball and it scorts out again. That was actually kind of funny, I think.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, the carnival music in the background. Yeah, and then that led to Tennessee going up twenty eight to seven. You thought it could have been a terrible night.

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Speaker 1: But containing game over a little yeah that could. I thought it was gonna be game over. But they scored, the Kendrick scored on the touchdown, the DJ Miller scored, cut it to one score, could have been one score going into the locker room at halftime, and they just never recovered after that. So it's called me one of those nights. It was ugly. I mean it was. I had a friend of mine. He always used to call me after these games. He'd say, pitiful, pitiful, pitiful. No I expect I'll get that call from him tonight. So eight five nine two whit oo two two eighty seven, we'll take our first break. Come back. We'll load up the phone lines, give you a chance to talk. It's your turn. We'll be right back. This is the Local Total Dealer's KSR postgame show. All right, welcome back. This is the Local Total Dealers KSR post game Show. Ryan and Billy is staying up late tonight. We appreciate everybody who is tuned in. If you're stuck in traffic trying to get home, or you're trying to repair the glass that broken glasses you threw up against the wall and Tennessee scored again tonight. Uh give us a call eight five nine two o two two eighty seven, Billy, and I said, our piece time for you guys. The fans kind of take over and we want to hear from you. So, Billy, who we got first?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, let's start with Nick.

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Speaker 1: Nick, go ahead, Nick.

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Speaker 4: Hey, you know, look, I always appreciate March Dukes is done for katuge football, all right, but now our program has gotten to the gutter. For what the Kentucky taxpayers donators from the fans are putting in. We're not getting a return we deserve. All the fans could do is show up and hope for the best. Well, I see Florida, Vandy, Louisville and Tennessee Tech. Who's eight and oh?

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Speaker 5: Right now?

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Speaker 4: I can seriously see us going two and ten. You can tell the fans are done when the stands start emptying out for the second quarter to not felt like Joker Phillips Mark Steups has got to go if we want change. If I were to ad, I'd had John some on the plane right now.

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Speaker 1: Nick, we appreciate the phone call. Billy. You could hear the pain in his voice, and I think a lot of fans are that way. You can just hear it in his voice. We love this program, We loved Mark Stoops, but this is not this is not acceptable.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe one of those fans that broke that glass on the wall at some point during the game.

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Speaker 1: And he's right. Tennessee Tech is now eight and oh everybody counts that up as a win. Look out and Auburn one at Arkansas today. Guess where we're going next week at Auburn?

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Speaker 6: All right?

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Speaker 3: His next, Billy Richard is next.

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Speaker 1: Richard, Go ahead, Richard.

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Speaker 7: Hey, guys, So you know, I was listening to Mark Stoops after on with Tom Leads and I hate how you know, he sounds so upset. I feel like I'm overly sympathetic. But my conclusion about this season that last season should have been when we fired him, like the buyout. We could have gotten that money, but we were told, you know, they were going to change everything that caused all the problems last year. Discipline, the culture, the play calling. We gave bush Hamden, the excuse that he didn't get his pick of quarterback. Well he got his tick of a quarterback and wasted four million dollars on him when we had Cutter Bowley already and absolutely did not scheme to his strengths. We don't have any play action rollouts really that they take advantage of his legs. But I think that you know, when nothing changes, when nothing changes, and nothing changed this year, they were quiet, they'd probably, I mean, and we should like, now, it's a terrible time to hire a coach. Last year would have been perfect, and I thought that we should have gotten rid of him last year. I'm sure there are hundreds of thousands of others who feel exactly the same way, and now we just have to feel like, yeah, we were right. But you know that doesn't absolutely no good at all. I don't mind losing to Tennessee. Were going to lose to Tennessee. But I just can't stand like the game being this miserable. I mean, I grew up going to Joko Phelps games. At least the tailgating back then was fun. We weren't getting priced out, the tents, weren't going to banks who who were having employee hospitality or whatever. We could actually have fun in the tailgates and at the games. But anyways, I'm going to hang up. Love you guys, thanks for doing this tonight. Go basically, Gokatz go Kentucky Football.

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Speaker 1: Appreciate it. Richard Billy true words never spoken. Nothing happens when nothing happens, nothing changes when nothing changes.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, Also when does something change?

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Speaker 5: Right?

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Speaker 1: I think they're gonna get to a point where it's gonna have to happen. But the caller brought up a great point. This is a horrible time to probably trying to make a coaching change with all these other job openings that are already open and are going to come open. Yet I think the things would have if Stups would have just taken that job at Texas, say and him, we would still love the guy, We would still praise him. He did wonderful things here, and then we wouldn't have had the disappointing season last year. We wouldn't have this disappointing season this year. Be in the middle of this. So we're gonna buy him out or we're gonna find him all this controversy that's going on. Uh, I don't know, man, I just don't think Barnhardt is the type of guy that's gonna pull the trigger right now. I think there's gonna he's still gonna play it out. You know, it's a lot of people still think they can beat Auburn at Auburn. Florida's limping in here in a couple of weeks, that could be a win, right there.

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Speaker 3: So Barhart's going to be behind again because he was behind on nil. Right yeah. Now we're in a changing landscape of college sports and Kentucky has the longest tenured coach in the SEC. I mean, just because it's not going well right now doesn't mean there weren't good times and things that for Kentucky fans to love Mark Stoops. But you know, there there is a lot of truth in that colleor's point. If nothing's gonna change until something changes.

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Speaker 1: Nothing changes when nothing changes. Billy, all right, he's next, Steve, Steve, go ahead, Steve.

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Speaker 2: Hey, guys, once again another powerful point about a Brad White defense that just has no consistency whatsoever. But the big point is, and I think this conversation is going to start happening, and it should be happening quick. Who were going to keep Stoops or Bowley? Because the big boys are going to be coming and they're not just gonna be offering money, there's gonna be offering chances at antional title and maybe even a Hetsman in a year or two because the kids that talented. But he's not going to stick around with stoops around.

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Speaker 1: Great points, Steve and not just him, all these other young guys I'm talk about. You don't think other schools are going to come after Cutter.

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Speaker 2: Bowlie after with everything they've got, and we like to match some money wise, absolute we're not match them with opportunity.

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Speaker 1: They're gonna come after Willie, Willie Rodriguez, Harley Gilmore, Jason Patterson, all these guys. I mean, they're gonna come after these guys. He's got some talented guys. So all right, I appreciate the phone call, but he's He's right. You got to think about the future of the program, and our future right now kind of relies on the shoulders of Cutter Bowlie, not necessarily our head coach right now, at at this moment, right now, I think most people would want to keep Cutter more than anybody else.

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Speaker 3: Well yeah, yeah, including your.

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Speaker 1: Head coach, including your offensive.

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Speaker 3: Coordinator, quarterbacks most important position. No doubt, that second touchdown pass he threw to Miller for fifty six yards was beautiful. I meant, the money caught it in stride, easy touchdown. You know it is going to be I hope they can keep him because whatever a new coach comes in, he's got you know, got to be really optimistic about that.

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Speaker 1: If Cutter stays, if there is a new coach, that is his number one priority, keep that kid here in Lexington, keep him as our quarterback. I totally agree with that. Now. The other thing that Steve said though, was about Brad White's defense. You know, we had a discussion this past week where there are some people again I think I got blamed for being the person some people were like to see Brad White potentially be the next head coach. Boy after tonight, I don't know. I think that Brad White fan club may have lost a few members tonight because that defense was like Swiss cheese. There were just a lot of holes in it tonight.

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Speaker 3: Billy, Yeah, I don't know if it makes a lot of sense to pay thirty eight million dollars to buy out Stoops and then retain the defensive coordinator either. It's yeah, you kind of want to start over a little bit. But we'll see.

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Speaker 1: All right, it's get another phone call. Who we got, Pete? Pete, go ahead, Pete.

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Speaker 8: Hey, Royn, hey Billy, just to Yeah, I mean, I'm twenty eight years old, you know, like I appreciate what Stoops has done, but like to see, like we are definitively the worst team in the SEC, and you know, we have no hope going forward. I just I feel like there's just nothing to look forward to next year, so like there's no sense in keeping him. I mean, you know, Cutter Bowley looks great. I would love for him to come back, but like there's just no you know, ford momentum to come back. I mean, Mississippi State scored what thirty eight points right against Texas, I think, and like, you know, that looks horrible for us, and like it's just.

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Speaker 7: When when was the last time that the you know, the last.

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Speaker 8: Team in the conference keeps their coach. And I just I just don't think that there's any hope going forward.

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Speaker 9: It's just it's a it's a lost cause in.

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Speaker 1: My opinion, Pete, we appreciate it, you know, Yeah, Mississippi State just lit up the scoreboard against Texas, a team that we only scored one touchdown against last week. But like I said earlier, how how bad was mar arch Manning? B if he could move the football against our defense last name, and our defense looked really really good last week when we played Texas. Uh And and if you saw the Texas Mississippi State game, the Texas punt returner Nibbler nibblet, he ran another one back for a touchdown. Why punt? Why are teams punting to that guy? He ran one back against Oklahoma, he almost ran two back against US, and he ran one back a inats Mississippi State today, dudes like Derrick Abney two point z. All right, it's get take another phone call. Who we got Cody? Cody, go ahead, Cody, Hey, Ryan.

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Speaker 5: Uh, I've to you, Well, this is just really makes be sad because I've always liked Mark Stoops and I think he was the right coach at the right time for Kentucky, especially to kind of counteract the energy that Cal had. I mean, Stoops was always blue collar and kind of about the people, and then you know, hard nosed and went out there and turned the program around. But I think tonight was pretty much the mail on the coffin for his tenure. Unfortunately, I mean, Bush Hampden finally had a somewhat decent game, but it just kind of proved that he's really been malpractice and how he's been managing the team all year. You look at the athletes we got and how good they played tonight on offense on some of the big plays. We should be doing that all year long.

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Speaker 1: Yep.

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Speaker 5: I've always kind of thought Brad White was fools gold because I want to I'm sure Billy's too busy to look at it. But I bet if he went back and tried to tally up what he's given up to Tennessee in the last three years, I bet it'd be over one hundred points we've given to Tennessee in three seasons. And I mean just the totality of the circumstances.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I looked the scores up. I've got it right here. Beat us tonight fifty six thirty four. Last year was twenty eight to eighteen. Year before that was thirty three to twenty seven. Year before that forty four to six, and in twenty twenty one was forty five to forty two. So they've scored over forty points three of the last five years, two hundred and six.

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Speaker 5: My goodness, And people want to talk like that guy's going to be a head coach somewhere, I don't. I mean, if you can't figure out a team in four seasons to not give them two hundred points, you shouldn't be head coaching a pee wee league if you ask me. So that's just my opinion. But a question I want to ask you though, is, granted the last after the last two weeks and the way Auburn and Florida's playing, and then whoever knows the Louisville, what does happen if we end up winning five or six games? What do you think Mark Stewts Mitch Barnhart would actually do now, I mean it's gonna be that would leave us with a pretty odd situation because you know that maybe Auburn beat Florida, but they're neither one of them is really that good. So what do you think I'll hang up and listen?

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Speaker 1: Well, Cody, you know we've had that question on KSR the last week or so. You know, if they finished five and seven, but that included that, that's gonna mean you beat somebody you weren't supposed to. If you think Florida and Auburn are now winnable games, I get you four. Tennessee Tech who's undefeated as five or is Louisville gonna be that win? I don't know. I think if you'd ask me just to guess, if this team finished five and seven, I think Barnhart would keep Stoops. Stoops would have to leave on his own that. I don't think Barno would want to pay that buy out after five and seven season. That's just me, Billy, what's your opinion on it.

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Speaker 3: I think if they get to five they'll keep Stoops.

00:22:45
Speaker 1: I do too.

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Speaker 3: The progression a cutter. You'll say that you've won at least two decent games.

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Speaker 1: Yep.

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Speaker 3: If you beat Tennessee Tech and then two of those other three so and and the relationship Mitch has with Stoops, I think he just keeps them. That's thirty eighth.

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Speaker 1: A lot yep. Before we go to break, I'll read this tweet I got from Zach. He goes Ryan. I don't think anyone was stuck in traffic after that one. I think there was more traffic leaving a sixth grade playoff game between Harlan County and Betsy Lane today. By the time that game was over. That's true, people emptied out. Even the Tennessee fans were leaving early after that game tonight, So balls went it fifty six thirty four. It was ugly, you gl y. I ain't no alibi, You're ugly. Ug You're ugly. We right back. This is Connecting Sports Radio. Welcome back to local totallyres KSR postgame show as Tennessee. Just whoops the snot out of Kentucky tonight fifty six to thirty four. I mean, I let myself believe it, Billy, when they pulled within twenty eight twenty one, I thought, man, we're going to go in the locker room down. I only a touchdown after the disaster to start the game, that are big explosive touchdown, and then the tip picked six and then after that just like, oh my goodness, what happened. It was just it happened so fast. It seemed like the knockout punch. We talked about the crowd leaving. My buddy Phil just sent me a picture of the long Ship Club, which is you know where they have the Kingland Room. I think they call it. Yeah, twelve minutes left in the game, he says. When he took this picture and it's deserted. I mean there's like eight people there that is it.

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Speaker 3: You got to give him a reason to stick around.

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Speaker 1: And that's what gets fires coaches. That's what gets coaches fired faster than anything is empty seats, no ticket sales. That's what happened to Joker that last game against Vanderbilt. So which Vanderbilt. They won again today, so they're now watch seven and one. Lookout, Vanderbilt Commodores. Used to be an automatic win. We won last time we went to Vanderbilt. Ooh, two years ago. Can we have a little magic this year?

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Speaker 3: Do you see the end of that game?

00:24:52
Speaker 1: I did see the end of it.

00:24:53
Speaker 3: Missouri hail Mary to the one yard line.

00:24:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude caught the ball, but we wasn't in the end zone. Yeah. Good finish eight five nine two two two eighty seven. Who you got next? Billy?

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Speaker 3: Jerry is next?

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Speaker 1: Jerry? Go ahead, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry. I heard.

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Speaker 5: Oh okay, I'm sorry.

00:25:16
Speaker 4: Look as a new PIERSH coordinator, man.

00:25:20
Speaker 5: It's just completely horrible. Man.

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Speaker 10: I set there washed we cut the lead down into twenty eight to twenty one. Tennessee's got the ball and he's trying to rush quarterback with three down linemen. There's no way in God's da horror that you can ever complete put the ball rush the quarterback with three down lineman gainst Tennessee.

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Speaker 1: I appreciate, Jerry. Yeah, I think there's gonna be a lot of people questioning a lot of things that that defense did tonight, because Tennessee did whatever they want whenever they wanted. Explosive play after explosive play. Well, they we came out of halftime and didn't get a We got way out one first down, then we punted. They ran like one play and went like seventy yards again for a touchdown. It was just amazing. So so I don't know, that just seems to be Brad White's philosophy. The three down linemen up front, they don't put a lot of pressure on the quarterback, and they just aguilar just sat back there and picked us apart tonight. Who got next?

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Speaker 3: I remember, Uh, I didn't get the name right on the pregame. I'm not sure this person's name either. I think it's Kettle.

00:26:28
Speaker 1: Kettle? Is this is this the right name? Is this Kettle?

00:26:34
Speaker 11: Hello? Yeah?

00:26:35
Speaker 3: Who is this person?

00:26:37
Speaker 9: Hey? This is Kettle?

00:26:39
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Kettle. We were waiting on.

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Speaker 9: You, hey, guys. I mean, I don't I don't think it takes rockets. I know this, but this is just an absolute mess. Season ticket holder here. You go into the you when you tailgate, there's there's there's no energy, there's every everything's just flat. And you get into the stadium, everything is just flat. And then you see the product on the field last week against Texas. Yeah, there was a little bit of a motion there, but you know it, we're just not getting the results that we need. And then that buildings of this week and we'd get our absolute teeth kicked in and this is just an absolute wreck. Don't know where we go from here, just all around disappointment.

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Speaker 1: Thought Kettle, appreciate the phone call. Yeah, we knew during the pregame show at Chas Bar and Grill, when maybe of the restaurant were in Orange. There was no buzz, no energy like there usually is in our pregame shows. You could kind of get the feeling. And then we had these reports that tailgating lots were empty. People weren't there tail getting like they always are. I mean, last week was homecoming and parents weekend. Maybe that added to a lot of the people who came to the game this weekend. It's still it's Tennessee, your rival, and the buzz and the energy. I think Billy just was not there from our crowd tonight.

00:28:07
Speaker 3: Nope. No, I'm a little worried about the last home games too, you know, no doubt.

00:28:13
Speaker 1: I tell you what I hate too is hearing them the Kentucky the Tennessee band play Rocky Top in our stadium over and over and over. I know it may be a bad form to try to out play or the opponent's band, but when they fire up your Rocky Top, why isn't our band firing up something to try to drown them out a little bit? I mean, I heard Rocky Top all the time. Why not. I'm not gonna sit there and let let them play Rocky Top whenever they want all the time. I just hate that. I don't know that just it's always bothered me. I don't know. Okay, who's next? Who we got? Edward? Go ahead? Edward?

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Speaker 5: Hey, Ryan.

00:28:52
Speaker 11: I'm a longtime fan and I had a memory pop up on my phone today from two thoy fourteen. It was Stoops troops. Why not the big banner furled out with the fan? Oh yeah, I mean this was terrible, and like you said, I heard Rocky Top. They were chanting Rocky Top all around me, and I stayed till the bitter end. It was terrible. That's awful.

00:29:19
Speaker 1: Yeah, that should never happen on your home field, no doubt about it.

00:29:22
Speaker 11: I hate that too, Edward, Yes, and I hate to say it, but the Stoops has gotta go.

00:29:31
Speaker 1: All right, we appreciate it. Well, you know, the uh, the Stoops has got to go argument is going to get louder and stronger as the season progresses. But as of as of a after a game like tonight, people are beating their drums. I mean, my whole timeline is filled with anti Mark Stoops and negative comments about our program. Hard to argue against it right now when you're sitting here with two wins and getting your teeth ca Then you know we thought we had when we thought we did something last week against a pretty good Texas team, Well I don't think they're really that good at all. They kind of lucked out the daygainst Mississippi State. But I don't know, man, that game down in Auburn now scares me. Next weekend, Auburn seems kind of found themselves a little bit. They just want out of Arkansas. Now we gotta go down to their place. Kind of just scares me a little bit. And there's no way they're gonna win at Vanderbilt on the Diego Povius Senior Day down there. So now you're looking what Florida at home, Louisville on the road, Tennessee.

00:30:31
Speaker 3: Tech that gets you to five?

00:30:33
Speaker 1: Get you to five? There we go? All right, just take another phone call.

00:30:36
Speaker 3: Who we got Jordan?

00:30:37
Speaker 1: Jordan? Go ahead, Jordan, what's up?

00:30:41
Speaker 9: Ryan Lemons? First off, I want to say I for one am happy you're on the post game show. I just want to let you know that, well, thank you.

00:30:49
Speaker 1: Jordan. Got a lot of pushback tonight on that, but thank you.

00:30:52
Speaker 9: Yeah, I see, I've seen the tweet. I've seen the tweet. Disrespectful. Anyways. Second, bring on John Summer, all man, let's get it going. Thank you for the call.

00:31:01
Speaker 1: Well, that's gonna be the argument. But the thing is, there's some other jobs that are gonna be maybe more attractive to John somerral than Kentucky. You know, John Sumrw is from Alabama. He coached at Troy, Alabama. The Auburn job isn't gonna come open. I'm sure if it does, they're gonna go after him. I'm sure teams are already talking to John Somerraw or talking to his agent if nothing else. So he may be at the top of the ladder of some of these coaching candidates that are other schools gonna be looking at right now. Obviously, he played here, Obviously he coached here. Obviously I think most fans would love to have him here. But the John Somerrawl lottery may be a tough one to win this go around, but not mistaken. So get another phone call. Who we got, Billy, Nate, Nate?

00:31:48
Speaker 4: Go ahead and Nate, Yeah, I much prefer will Stein bring the Tuck kid home. And in that previous call of the why not, I mean, Jimmy Sex is gonna be sitting there talking to Mitchnight saying, why not pay me my thirty eight million dollars? But let me run this value Ryan and Billy and maybe get some comments from you. Okay, sat Minch is too scared to fire him right after the game. He can't do that to the all time winning his coach. But we're getting to a part point where this last half of the season, this is what people are going to remember. Mark Stoops for for the next couple of years until this goes over. So why not work a deal without them and give them this Swilight Tour. Fans will show up announce it on Monday. Hey, this will be stoops last season. Please come out and support the all time winning his coach and let him go out with fanfare in appreciation from the fans, whether rather than us getting blown out by sixty points by Vanderbilt the end the season. But I'll I'll let y'all answer that.

00:32:49
Speaker 5: After course, Ney brings.

00:32:51
Speaker 1: Up some great points. I mean, I really like Mark Stoops. I'm so happy he was our coach. He did things here I never thought could be done here, and Billy A part of me kind of hate the way this is coming to an end. It's so eerily familiar with what happened with Cali Perry. We loved him, he was doing great things here. He turned you know, he turned our program around, got us back where we were superstars again, and then it just kind of faded the last couple of years and he left kind of with his head down. Man. I kind of feel the same thing that's happening with Mark Stoops. I love Mark. We were just talking about building a statue for the man just a season or two Org and now he's gonna maybe you have to walk out. He's head down again for the postgame show. He just sounds defeated. He sounds beat up, and I don't want that for him, you know what I mean.

00:33:38
Speaker 3: Yeah, And he's started to read the room and you know, recognize that he's put the program in a place that fans aren't happy about, and he understands that. In a perfect world, I'd love for that to be announced and for us to give him his flowers over the final few games. But I mean that's the argument of why Stoop should negotiate a lower buyout or or at least take the deal, because the perception is that you're losing a lot of fans in these final years. Yeah.

00:34:03
Speaker 1: I truly believe if he did that, if he negotiated a less of a buyout, our fan base would still love the guy and worship the guy. I think if he if he fell on the sword, so to speak, for our program that he helped build, we would love him like we do Rich Brooks, I really do well.

00:34:22
Speaker 3: I mean time heals all Rick Patino came back to RUP.

00:34:25
Speaker 1: I mean very true.

00:34:26
Speaker 3: Even if it does, and in two and ten there's going to be a time where they honor Stoops and welcome him back. But it's you know, it's just tough in college sports today. You need to get a jump on the next counce for class, and you know, it feels like we're one day behind every day Stoops is still there.

00:34:44
Speaker 1: You're right, because at the day after that last game of the season, that transfer portal, everybody's going to be jockeying for position, trying to get the best deal they possibly can. And if we if we don't have a we have no idea what our coaching situation is at that time. You're right, it just puts us behind.

00:35:00
Speaker 3: If he keeps Stoops, you're probably gonna have to overhaul the staff.

00:35:03
Speaker 1: Right Yeah, I mean for sure he.

00:35:05
Speaker 3: Can keep a lot of the people that you have. If you're gonna say you're gonna change things, and that puts you behind the eight ball again.

00:35:11
Speaker 1: Well, all the pressure it's no longer on Mark Stoops. I think all the pressure is now on Mitch Barnhart because now this is gonna have to be his decision. He's got to make the decision. What's he gonna do with his football program, and that may end up being Mitch Barnhart's legacy. Is that maybe his last hire before he go rides off to the sunset. Summer sunset. It's the sunset in summerset may decide how we view him as well. All right, we got one final break. We'll take our final segment. Calls, line them up eighty five nine two itito two tweets and had some really good phone calls. I knew we were gonna get this tonight, and that's what this show is all about. Man is for fans. Kind of voice there a lot of times their joy, a lot of times their frustration. Tonight we're hearing a lot of frustration and sadness, and I completely understand. We'll be right back. Local Total Deader's KSR postgame Show, Welcome back, final segment, Local Tillerty, there's KSR postgame show. A lot of people give him Matt a hard time for not doing this postgame show, but this was decided long before the game tonight. You know, the man does deserve some time off. Give him a break. And people don't understand. I've done a lot of postgame shows like this. They acted like he was doing me a disservice by having to do this. Man. I did the Gardner Web postgame show back in the day. I did the Evansville postgame show. I think I did either. I did Saint Peter's. If I'm not mistaken, I've done some really bad postgame show.

00:36:35
Speaker 3: Saint Peter's was a tournament game.

00:36:38
Speaker 1: Yeah, that it was one. No, it was the it was the game that got beating in. I Matt was at the game in Pittsburgh. We Think of You by Robert Morris. That's what it was. That was the one I did.

00:36:48
Speaker 3: Is that the worst one?

00:36:50
Speaker 12: Uh?

00:36:51
Speaker 1: The Evansville one may have been the worst one. Really, that was really bad. Gardner Webb was bad. I've had some bad football ones too. See, I'll give you give cup Matt some slack man. The dude doesn't have to work twenty four hours all day, all day, every day, is he?

00:37:06
Speaker 4: So?

00:37:07
Speaker 1: I do want to read this text I got from someone called Marissa. Did you know that was the most points Tennessee put on us since two thousand, twenty five years that we've been torched like that? And she is one hundre percent right, And I wanted to read you the scores during this timeframe in nineteen nine, starting in nineteen ninety six, Billy, how old were you in ninety six one? You were a one year old. I was working at Channel eighteen. Tennessee scored fifty six points. The next year they scored fifty nine, next year fifty nine, next year fifty six, next year fifty nine, one, two, three, four. Five years in a row they scored over fifty points against us. Can you believe that?

00:37:49
Speaker 3: That's?

00:37:50
Speaker 1: That is incredible, unbelievable. That's well, so that's why some of us old timers this felt like an old time Tennessee butt whooping that they just put on us, scoring fifty six points like that and could have easily scored over sixty, could have easily head or sixty, and.

00:38:04
Speaker 3: We were looking at the worst loss in the Stoops era. I think Alabama put sixty three up on Kentucky and twenty twenty.

00:38:12
Speaker 1: Yeah, that sounds right, yeah, the COVID year.

00:38:15
Speaker 13: Yeah.

00:38:16
Speaker 1: So all right, we've got our final six callers, and we hope we got some good ones. So who we got, Billy, Henry, Henry, go ahead, Henry.

00:38:25
Speaker 13: Hey, Ryan, all the cars of hitting it on everything, So gonna be a little more light hearted, got a couple points, all right, one of the more Kentucky but not Kentucky sounding stats. I've ever heard almost nine hundred total yards in these last two games and lost both of them and only had thirteen points.

00:38:42
Speaker 5: In one of those.

00:38:45
Speaker 13: Secondly, I love the blue white chant. I think it's the last our stadium gets. But they changed it tonight. Instead of doing the directional like they usually do, they just flashed it up on the screen and nothing at all got started, which did not help the environment at all.

00:39:06
Speaker 1: Yeah. Usually on the jumbo tron they had the arrow fuck the one side of the field blue, then the arrow to the other side of the field white, So I see tonight they didn't do their arrows. They just put blue white and wanted everybody to join in together.

00:39:18
Speaker 13: Yeah, and absolutely nothing got started up from that.

00:39:23
Speaker 5: All.

00:39:25
Speaker 13: I'm sitting here watching Utah beat Colorado forty six in the conference game South South Carolina and Shane Biemer lost in heartbreaking fashion earlier. Louisville got smacked yesterday, so as a fan, basically could be in a worst mental state. Oh finally, we were all black today against the Arrival, and there was absolutely no attempt to get the fans to wear black today, the first media team, social team has had absolutely, have absolutely I stumbled the bag this year with getting the fans into it. With all the basketball team has done in such little time that's happened this season, it's they're being embarrassed right.

00:40:03
Speaker 1: Now appreciated, Henry. Yeah, we talked about that on the pregame show, that the football team wore the all black unions, including the black Matt helmet. Why was not there a concerted effort to have it as a blackout? Why didn't they kind of get the word out earlier in the week, like, Hey, we're gonna wear black unions. So you guys, everybody come to the game to play Tennessee and everywhere black nothing, not one. And so somebody was like, my son was at the game, said ment that the students showed up. The student's body was that they were there. They showed up, But wouldn't have been cool, billy if they had all been wearing black kind of in that end zone. That kind of been a minute, maybe been a cool look.

00:40:44
Speaker 3: Yeah, on the pregame we were talking about it. I think the students got told to wear blue. Seemed like a missed opportunity.

00:40:52
Speaker 1: Drop the ball somewhere, all right, I take another one. Who we got, Steve, Steve, go ahead, Steve.

00:40:59
Speaker 5: Well missus lemon, big fan.

00:41:01
Speaker 6: My brother and I show up to one of your post games at the waffle house one time, had a great tice.

00:41:06
Speaker 1: Yes, and I will do that again. I promise you the post game show from the Georgetown Road waffle House.

00:41:13
Speaker 5: Yes, there we all have fun.

00:41:15
Speaker 6: I'd just like to point out that I can't figure any way except for miss Barnhart's legacy has to be mishandling of nil combined with the cal Perry contract. Cal Perry's forever contract combined with Stup's contract that is worth more when you combine the yearly salary and the payout as worth more than Heipel, Dirkwitz and Lane Kiffin's contract currently. I mean, he lucked into Mark Pope coming in because of his connection with the university and being a former player. But other than that, what has Martinhart done in the last five years you just mentioned they cannot the social media team cannot coordinate with the fans to say, hey, we're wearing black. I mean, at what point, I mean, Barnhart, I understand that he runs the SEC just because he's been there as long as he has to have influence for Kentucky, But what is his legacy at this point that he is not almost undone?

00:42:18
Speaker 1: Steve, we appreciate it. Yeah, it's another topic we've discussed on on KSR where we go back to that time when Barnhart and Stoops reached this contract agreement. They were five and zero. They had just beat Florida at home, which by the way, was our last SEC home win. They beat Florida at Kroger Field. They announced they they didn't announce it yet, but they made this big agree to this terms, to this contract. At that time, I felt like, if we go back to that time, we all felt like we got the greatest coach in the history of the college football. He is out. We got to keep him here. We're afraid he's going to go to bigger jobs. Oh my goodness, what happens if Ohio State comes open. They're going to go after Mark Stoops because he's from Ohio. You know, Stoops needed to get him under contract. But it's the construction of the contract that buyout that I think is gonna Like you said, maybe tarnish Barnhard's legacy. That's where you know Stoops has an agent that worked a little magic for him and got that done. But same thing when on the Cali Perry contract, John Tyson and Tyson food saved us because that could have been another messy deal. We have to pay that buy out with Cali Perry. But again we go back to win. Cali Perry got that contract deal from Barnhard. That's when Cali Perry was talking to UCLA. You couldn't let John Cali Perry leave Kentucky to go to UCLA. So they get him under a new contract. But this that huge buyout again. The construction of the contract is what gets so much criticism. But Tyson Foods and how Arkinsoft saved us. Have to pay that one. I don't think anybody's going to step in here at the last minute and try to save us with with Mark Stoops. Now, I don't know what team we want to hire him right now that he would want to go to. I know his name was connected to Virginia Tech. Well, he may be a good candidate for them, with all the other good candidates are long gone by the time they get it together around in the Peck in order to find somebody. So I don't know that's Barnard had to get these guys under contract at just the construction of the contract, these buyouts that really going to be criticized and deserverly. So I feel like, who's next, Billy John? John?

00:44:25
Speaker 4: Go ahead, John, I'm just thinking. You remember whenever we had to pick a side between pretty much Mark Stoops or Cali Perry. Are we a football school or are we a basketball school?

00:44:38
Speaker 3: Oh?

00:44:38
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did, and that we all we all pretty much backed Mark Stoops and then we backed Mark Stoops and this is what we get. Well on the other side of the hand of we just beat number one Purdue last night. Are we a basketball schol or are we a football school? We want, we want to support the football team, but you know, when you can, it's hard. It's hard to whenever you come out here and stink it up, like how many SEC wins at home? And we want like, sure we can beat Toledo, we can beat Eastern Michigan at home, but it's hard to get fired up for an SEC game at home when we're playing someone decent. Sure Texas, we go to overtime against Texas, whooped you whoop. Are we at football school or are we at basketball school? We're all in on basketball, baby, we are all in on basketball. Was Cali Perry right or is Cali Parry wrong? We pushed him out? It is what it is. I say we go get Mike Gundy. I say we go get Mike Gundy. Thank you Spoops, Thank you Spoops, thank you Stoops for everything you've done. But let's go get Mike Gundy. Let's go have funs, go play some football, and then we're gonna win number nine in basketball. Who cares whatever happens happens. Let's go win our knots championship in basketball, and let's hire Mike Gundhy.

00:45:57
Speaker 9: Let's go have some fun.

00:45:59
Speaker 1: Come on, all right, joh, we appreciate it. Yea, I appreciate that very much. Yeah. Uh that that comment was created some some riff between over there in the UK, between Caliperia and Stoops. Deep down, I think we all know Kentucky known for basketball. They win national championships in basketball, They've not even been to a conference championship in football. But it's not something that the head coach would probably have said this bad form, I think on Cal's part, even to say that we can think of as fans, we can believe it as fans, But I think as the head coach of the basketball team, you don't need to be saying that kind of rubbing your nose of all the other sports rubbing their nose in it a little bit, you know what I mean?

00:46:40
Speaker 3: Billy, Yeah, he said that we pushed Cal out. I'd say him losing to Oakland and Saint Peter's and talking down at the fan base and not really acting with the game and not starting reach Shepherd. It would be some of the other things that pushed him out.

00:46:54
Speaker 1: Yeah, we didn't push him out. He opted to go to Arkansas.

00:46:58
Speaker 3: Yeahs converse.

00:47:02
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. All right, who's next?

00:47:04
Speaker 3: Just two more left? Two more bullet County Bill.

00:47:07
Speaker 1: Bullet County Bill. All right here, your bullet County Bill.

00:47:11
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, thanks for standing up with us tonight. Ultimately, I do not want this fan base to lose appreciation through what Mark Tiops has accomplished here at the University of Kentucky. But inevitably, in my heart of heart to believe it is time to make a change. And that is a very difficult thing to say. But you know, it's it's it's it's time to move on. And when we think about the fan base and where we're at, and you know, how we how we process all these things. Uh the Tendessee game is one of the biggest games of the year, and uh we we we we we need to hear from Matt right now. And Matt needs to be on the postgame show. I firmly believe that appreciate you guys being with the Sight take.

00:48:00
Speaker 1: Care well, thank you, bullet Kenny Bill once Matt on here, but he appreciates us being here.

00:48:06
Speaker 3: He should be on here.

00:48:09
Speaker 1: We got to give cup Matt some slack man. The dude does need a day awful. I mean, we're all it's one thirty in the morning right now. For crying out loud, It's okay. He's got a shows all day tomorrow also, so it's okay. If he wants to step out, pass it off to somebody that is content, go ahead.

00:48:28
Speaker 3: I was going to say, do you want to do the postgame show for me next week?

00:48:32
Speaker 1: What day is it?

00:48:34
Speaker 3: I mean Saturday?

00:48:36
Speaker 1: All you're doing the Saturday football postgame show?

00:48:38
Speaker 3: Yeah, well I'm not doing the post I mean I run the post game So would you like to come run it for me so I can have a have a night off.

00:48:45
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know how, but I would for you. Billy Drew's going to do the postgame show for the Georgetown basketball game Thursday night, right, I think that.

00:48:56
Speaker 3: I haven't heard that.

00:48:57
Speaker 1: But that's good.

00:48:57
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's good to.

00:48:58
Speaker 1: Know already stuff was already and weeks ago. What if Kentucky would have won tonight and I get to do that prepostgame shure? He was already decided. So that is Tennessee's one, two, three, four, five six win in a row over Kentucky. Of course we had that stretch when they won like twenty five or twenty six games in a row. But it just seems like they're whooping us again. It just seems like, you know, they're rubbing our nose in it again. And that's what I don't like. All Right, it's got our final caller. Maybe our final call is a good one.

00:49:29
Speaker 3: Who we got Darryl?

00:49:30
Speaker 1: DARRYLLL? What up Darryl? This would be a good one.

00:49:33
Speaker 12: What's upbou it?

00:49:34
Speaker 1: What up? Darryl?

00:49:37
Speaker 12: Not much? Yeah, I got a couple of things, real quay care for you? The you know, it was eight to ten years ago, if you remember, me and Chester went the war on whether Stoops should be fired or not.

00:49:52
Speaker 1: Oh that was that was a good, good material for KSR.

00:49:57
Speaker 12: Yeah, that was a you know, I was pre mature, you know, and if I'm wanting to fire you through we went on to have some great years. And listen, I'm sure this week Chester's gonna call in and he's gonna try to pump fruit loops up our backside and say everybody's farting rainbows here in Lexton. But that's just not the way it is. It's a mess here. And you know, today I come up with one of the top quarterback prospects in southern West Virginia, and I was telling him about, you know, all these great this great atmosphere you'll see you know, from the get go, you know, it's been all season. The atmosphere is horrible. This is hard earned money that people pay us to come in there. And it was you there when they sung my old Kentucky Home. I mean, it was like a funeral, old regular Baptist funeral.

00:50:46
Speaker 11: You know.

00:50:46
Speaker 12: It was sad, the whole situation. And I left halfway through the third period. But you know, halfway through the third period, grocery played one time. I mean, what the hell is going on? Then?

00:51:00
Speaker 1: Ryan, Well, I wish I had some good answers for you. It just seems like, like we said, even on the pregame show, Daryl with the cast bar, there was just no buzz or energy, like people were already knew what was coming. They were waiting for that other shoe to drop. And it dropped right at the end of the first half. I think when they scored that touchdown right before halftime.

00:51:23
Speaker 12: Yeah, I agree. It was the turnover there in the first half. I mean, you know, that really got things off. Then we fought back and you know, and I looked at the kid that we come up with and I told him, I said, watch this right here. I said, we got within a touchdown and we had a minute forty one o'clock. I said, I promise you. I said, Tennessee will go down and score. I said. Stoops is notorious for handling the last two minutes of the first half horrible. And there they go and they score, and it just deflates the whole stadium like it's really bad right here in Lakes and listen, thank god, it's basketball season, because I promise you a lot of Wildcat fans are going to start going to rep instead of Kroger Field. And you know, I tell you, if you want to make a lot of money, bring back the team Daryl and ting Chester shirts. I promise you're gonna say a lot of them.

00:52:17
Speaker 4: Darrel.

00:52:17
Speaker 1: We appreciate it, but a good one day at the end on right there. Appreciate the phone call. I uh, you know, you could hear just the pain and a lot of these callers voices. You could hear the pain in Daryl's voice. Darrel's a huge Kentucky fan. You know, I'm a member of the media, but I'm a huge Kentucky fan. And it pains me to see that we're in this situation where we're going to Bowl games every single year and now we're hoping hoping to beat Tennessee Tech for crying out loud, hoping to get them to be to get our third win. We've not had an sec home win since Florida in twenty twenty three. It's just ridiculous, and it's sad. It's more sad to me than ridiculous. I hate what's happening to our program. I hate this is happening to Mark Stoops. I want him to be successful here, I want him to be my coach, but this is just getting the point where it's unacceptable. And our fan base kind of made that loud and clear tonight with how there are a lot of empty seats there, a lot of people left early, and I just don't know if it's gonna get any better, especially if they get whooped next weekend down at Auburn, a game that many of us thought that maybe a winnable game. Now Auburn kind of found themselves a little bit and we'll have to wait and see. So Tennessee wins it fifty six thirty four, another loss to the volunteers, Cats or regroup going down to Auburn next weekend. Billy final thoughts.

00:53:51
Speaker 3: Oh, that basketball game was a lot of fun the other day.

00:53:55
Speaker 1: Basketball season has started, and just like Daryl said, most fans ocus will shift over now, especially after they beat the number one team in the country pretty handily last night. So that will do it for the local Total Dealer's a kiss our post game show, thanks to all our callers who called in. Thanks for ability to stayed up late. All everybody stayed up late to night. Listening to night, it's after one thirty in the morning for crying out loud, and we're still got pid. It's gonna be hard for me to get to sleep. I mean most of us are gonna lay in bed, toss and turn. Remember the good old days when we were scoring touchdowns and beating teams and winning ten games a couple of years in a row. Those are the glory days. These are not. You want to put fruit loops up your butt and fart rainbows. And now what Darryl said, Billy.

00:54:37
Speaker 3: It was a one way to end it.

00:54:38
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's one way to end all right, good night everybody. We'll see you Monday morning on KSR.