Kentucky Wildcats Football Tickets
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Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Overall Rating
4.5
By DJ
Gonna be a long season
Kroger Field - Lexington
The Cats started off great but after Missouri scored a touchdown on a fake punt, Kentucky never recovered.
By Jack Mullaney
Solid Stadium
Kroger Field - Lexington
A very nice stadium, sure it’s a bit smaller than typical SEC Stadiums but the atmosphere is crazy cool. Great Place to watch a ball game
By Terradactile
KY vs FL worth every minute
Kroger Field - Lexington
First time attending an SEC conference game ever........and since I was rooting for Kentucky, this one did not disappoint! Good to see some physical dominance lead to one team (Florida) not having a chance. No pretending by the Wildcats, they performed awesomely. All of that said, my biggest joy came in learning the FL starting QB was Graham Mertz, the former WI Badger QB. I remember seeing his first ever college game (lived in WI for 32 years) and he played like he was the GOAT.........got my hopes up that WI would finally have a passing game to match their pounding running game. Well, that certainly didn't work out. Great to see the Coach Stoops off season moves are paying great dividends........for this game, namely bringing in Ray Davis.......what a stud! Bottom line, thank you Ticketmaster for making it so easy to attend an SEC game!
By HB
Great
Kroger Field - Lexington
Getting the tickets was as simple as 1,2,3 and had a blast at the game and plan on going back thanks to the people that made it that easy
By fanuk
Awesome football environment!
Kroger Field - Lexington
I love to see all the Kentucky fans! Go big blue!!
By Kymom
Game Day Vibes 💙🤍
Kroger Field - Lexington
From tailgating to the stands, there is no better place to be on Saturday than Kroger Field. Great views from anywhere in the stadium, quick entry, ample restrooms and easy exit. Great family day supporting the Cats!
By Kjgoods
Easy Access
Kroger Field - Lexington
By having digital tickets, we had no problems accessing them or using them when entering the stadium.
By GOOOOO DAWGS
GEORGIA FAN
GOIN TO MY FIRST GEORGIA GAME , DIS SATURDAY HOPEFULLY I'M GOIN HAVE A LIT EXPERIENCE
By Big A
BBN FOOTBALL
Kroger Field - Lexington
It was UK homecoming weekend. Great stadium, good crowd. Exceptional tailgating! UK Wildcats won in an exciting game. GO BIG BLUE!
By Jm
Excellent
Kroger Field - Lexington
Great facility great experience Cannot wait to do again Everyone should go
Info
Kentucky Wildcats Football at Kroger Field
Catch all the exciting SEC action when the University of Kentucky Wildcats take the field. The Wildcats play at Kroger Field, which opened in 1973 as Commonwealth Stadium, and has a current capacity of 61,000 after a $126 million renovation in 2015. Kentucky plays in the Eastern Division of the Southeastern Conference, where they hold their own against some of the best teams in the country.
Kentucky Wildcats Football History
The University of Kentucky first fielded a football team in 1881, and has consistently fielded one since the 1891 season. Legendary coach Paul "Bear" Bryant led the Wildcats from 1946 to 1953 and steered Kentucky to a dream season in 1950, where they went 11-1, winning the SEC title and defeated the unbeaten Oklahoma Sooners in the Sugar Bowl. The Wildcats also won a share of the 1976 SEC title under Fran Curci, and finished 10-1 the next season. Hal Mumme brought his electric "Air Raid" offense to Kentucky in the late 1990s and early 2000s, which helped quarterback Tim Couch be selected as the No. 1 overall pick in the 1999 NFL Draft. In 2019, head coach Mark Stoops ensured Kentucky was a force to be reckoned with, installing a hard-hitting defense which produced one of the top prospects for the 2019 NFL Draft in linebacker Josh Allen.
The Kentucky Wildcats have heated rivalries against such SEC East foes as Tennessee and Vanderbilt, a cross-division rivalry against Mississippi State and non-conference rivalries against Indiana and their cross-state foes, Louisville, who they face off against in the annual Governor's Cup. Over the years, Kentucky has had many legendary players, including Pro Football Hall of Famer George Blanda, who played under Bear Bryant, center Dermontti Dawson, wide receiver Randall Cobb and Super Bowl–winning quarterback Jared Lorenzen. During the Mark Stoops era, many top players have led the way, including Josh Allen and running back Benny Snell Jr., both of whom led the Wildcats to a 27-24 victory in the 2019 Citrus Bowl over No. 13 Penn State en route to a No. 12 ranking in the AP poll at the end of the 2018 season.