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Taylor, K. (2026, August 20). Kentucky turns the page: Will Stein ready after replacing the SEC's longest-tenured coach. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/kentucky-turns-the-page-will-stein-ready-after-replacing-the-secs-longest-tenured-coach/article_951d70d4-33a2-5333-8191-dfc979a5d43b.html
Taylor, Keith. “Kentucky turns the page: Will Stein ready after replacing the SEC's longest-tenured coach.” Toronto Star, 20 Aug. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/kentucky-turns-the-page-will-stein-ready-after-replacing-the-secs-longest-tenured-coach/article_951d70d4-33a2-5333-8191-dfc979a5d43b.html.
Taylor, Keith. “Kentucky turns the page: Will Stein ready after replacing the SEC's longest-tenured coach.” Toronto Star, August 20, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/kentucky-turns-the-page-will-stein-ready-after-replacing-the-secs-longest-tenured-coach/article_951d70d4-33a2-5333-8191-dfc979a5d43b.html.
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Will Stein, the new coach at Kentucky, has taken over after replacing Mark Stoops, who was the longest-tenured coach in the SEC. Stein, whose father played for Kentucky from 1982-84, is tasked with improving the team's performance, which has been struggling in the SEC, particularly under Stoops' leadership, where they went 3-13 in the league over his final two seasons. Stein comes from Oregon, where he was the offensive coordinator and helped the team reach the College Football Playoff semifinals. With only six starters returning from last season, Stein will need to rely on players from the transfer portal to bolster his team's roster. His goal is to move the Wildcats from being in the SEC's lower ranks to at least the middle of the pack, a challenging task given that they are starting their nine-game league schedule this season.