Kentucky Rolls Past No. 9 Texas A&M, Opens Path to Bowl Eligibility
The short version
- Kentucky beat No. 9 Texas A&M on the road in College Station.
- The Wildcats broke the game open with a 28-0 scoring run.
- Five of Kentucky's remaining opponents are currently ranked in the top 25.
- Remaining schedule includes No. 10 LSU at home and a trip to No. 14 Tennessee.
- The win puts Kentucky on a realistic path to bowl eligibility.
The Wildcats went on the road to College Station and dominated a top-10 Texas A&M squad behind a 28-0 scoring run.
Kentucky football picked up one of the biggest wins in recent program history on Saturday, defeating No. 9 Texas A&M on the road in College Station. The Wildcats seized control with a 28-0 scoring run, a stretch the program counts among its best stretches of play ever.
The victory puts bowl eligibility squarely within reach for Kentucky, though the road ahead is demanding. Five of the Wildcats' remaining opponents are currently ranked in the top 25, including a home game against No. 10 LSU and a road trip to No. 14 Tennessee.
Kentucky also faces away games at South Carolina and at Oklahoma in the second half of the schedule. Despite the difficulty, the performance against the Aggies suggested the Wildcats will be competitive in each of their remaining matchups.
Written by the Matchday Live desk from reporting by Yahoo Sports.
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