Stein's Wildcats Face Alabama | Birmingham News

0:00Kentucky's new head coach, Will Stein, is already making waves. He recently apologized for some colorful language after their first game, a move that drew a chuckle from the press. This follows his bold statement at SEC Media Days, where he declared his confidence in winning big at Kentucky was, because of me, citing his, experience at the highest levels of the sport. This Saturday, Stein and his wildcats faced their first real test against number 13, Alabama. The game kicks off at 2.30pm Central Time in Lexington. It's still early in the season, so we're getting a look at the roster's potential, especially with a new quarterback under center. That quarterback is Kenny Minchi, a transfer from Notre Dame. He never started a game there, but he lit it up in his debut for Kentucky, throwing for over 300 yards and four touchdowns with zero. Interceptions. He also showed some wheels on the ground. On offense, keep an eye on freshman receiver Kenny Darby, who had a big catch and a touchdown

1:00in the opener. Tideon's Michael Skinner and Willie Rodriguez were also heavily involved. On the defensive side, senior defensive back tie Bryant is a standout, having tied for the SEC lead in Interceptions last season. The team also boasts some experienced offensive linemen, including Lance Hurd, a transfer from Tennessee and Olaus Alinan, who previously played for, Alabama, with a mix of transfers and returning talent. Kentucky is looking to make some noise in the SEC this year. That wraps Birmingham News today brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.