Kentucky Wildcats in the College Football Rankings Roundup and Sunday News

Don’t look now, but Kentucky is already bowl eligible, and it’s mid-October.

Coming off a huge win at home over LSU last week, the Wildcats traveled to Norman, Oklahoma, for a road matchup with the Sooners and came away with a gutsy 21-13 win. The Kentucky offense had its share of struggles in the game against a tough Oklahoma defense, but the Wildcats came up big defensively with four interceptions and five sacks on the night.

Jordan Castell and Ty Bryant each came away with two interceptions, with Castell returning one for a touchdown to seal the win for the Wildcats, who are now 6-1 with three wins on the road in conference play, the first time that has happened in nearly 50 years.

Kentucky entered yesterday’s game at in the AP Poll, and after a wild day in college football, the Cats are poised to move up in the rankings.

Chip Patterson from CBS Sports projects Kentucky to come in at in the new rankings.

On3’s Thomas Goldkamp projects Kentucky to land at in the new rankings.

Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger has Kentucky ranked after defeating Oklahoma.

The rankings will definitely have a major shakeup after 5 of the top 7 teams fell yesterday. Where do you think Kentucky will land?

Always love the Tom Leach call played over the video.

Kentucky’s defensive line came up big last night.

A world of difference between this year and last year.

Hopefully Baxter is healthy enough to go next week.

Scouts are expecting a big year for the Kentucky sophomore.

A lot happened across the country yesterday.

The first time that 5 of the top 7 lost on the same day.

Very notable with how much Underwood is reportedly being paid.

Looks like Ohio State will turn to a freshman in Sayin’s absence.

Huge Game 5 in Cleveland coming up today.

A tough loss for the former Kentucky Wildcat.