For much of the modern history of the Governor’s Cup rivalry, the annual matchup with Louisville has served as a jumping off point for Kentucky seasons. That dynamic has changed since the game moved from the opener (or Week 3) to the regular season finale,

Cutter Boley got thrown to the wolves at Texas. Facing the second-ranked defense in the nation, in front of 100,000 people while trailing 17 points, the true freshman didn’t flinch. He’s being rewarded with his first career start against Louisville in the Governor’s Cup.

LEXINGTON – Kentucky will have a new starting quarterback when the Wildcats face arch rival Louisville to end the football season Saturday at Kroger Field.

The Cutter Boley era for Kentucky football is here.

With its offense struggling Saturday afternoon, as per usual in SEC games this season, Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops finally made the move the fan base had been clamoring for: As the third quarter got underway, Stoops installed freshman Cutter Boley ...

A switch to Cutter Boley at quarterback in the second half was not enough to avoid a 31-14 loss at No. 3 Texas on Saturday that officially ended Kentucky’s eight-year bowl streak. The Wildcats (4-7, 1-7 SEC) are now guaranteed their first losing record in a non-pandemic season since 2015.

Heading into this season, Kentucky football fans were hopeful that the quarterback position was in good hands with Brock Vandagriff. The Georgia Bulldogs transfer was a five-star recruit coming out of high school,