(This is Part 2 in a 3-Part look at Kentucky Football’s Past, Low Points, and the Mark Stoops Era)
The Low Points
From 1990, Bill Curry’s first year in Lexington, to 2012, Joker Phillips’ final year at Kentucky, the Cats compiled a combined record, across five different head coaches, of 107-163, a woeful winning percentage of just .656.
And in conference play it’s even worse, as Kentucky posted just five seasons with four wins, or a .500 winning percentage. Not once did Kentucky reach five wins or more, while in five different seasons the Cats failed to win a single conference game.