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El equipo de fútbol americano de Kentucky logró una sorpresiva victoria al derrotar 31-21 al noveno clasificado Texas A&M en College Station, con una destacada actuación defensiva y eficiente juego del mariscal de campo Kenny Minchey. En el ámbito de las carreras de caballos, la venta de potrillos de septiembre de Keeneland registró resultados sólidos con precios promedio aumentados 7.74% y precios medianos aumentados 11.11% respecto al año anterior, alcanzando un récord de 69 ventas por más de un millón de dólares.
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Kentucky’s football team pulled off a major upset on the road Saturday, while the thoroughbred industry continued strong sales at Keeneland’s September yearling auction.
Lexington & campus
Keeneland September sale posts stronger averages in fifth session — Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale saw strong results in its fifth session, with average prices up 7.74% and median prices up 11.11% compared to last year. Four yearlings sold for $1 million or more, bringing the season total to a record 69 seven-figure sales.
Sports
Kentucky football: Wildcats upset No. 9 Texas A&M 31-21 in College Station — Kentucky upset No. 9 Texas A&M 31-21 in College Station, scoring 21 third-quarter points behind efficient quarterback play by Kenny Minchey and strong defensive performances.
Kentucky football: UK defense dominates Texas A&M 31-21 in Bateman’s return to College Station — Kentucky’s defense held Texas A&M to 21 points Saturday in a 31-21 SEC victory, with defensive coordinator Jay Bateman earning praise in his return to College Station where he previously worked for the Aggies.
Kentucky football: Wildcats stun No. 9 Texas A&M 31-21 for historic road win — Coach Will Stein’s Kentucky squad defeated No. 9 Texas A&M 31-21 on the road, marking his first SEC win and first victory over a ranked opponent in his inaugural season.
Kentucky football: Stein gets first signature win in third game as UK coach with 31-21 upset over No. 9 Texas A&M — Mark Stein earned his first signature victory as Kentucky football head coach with a 31-21 road upset over No. 9 Texas A&M on Saturday, becoming only the third first-year UK coach to defeat a top-10 opponent and the first to do so away from home.
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Sources
- UK Athletics: No. 9 Texas A&M falls to Kentucky 31-21 in College Station
- UK Athletics: UK Defense Dominates Texas A&M in Bateman’s Return to College Station
- UK Athletics: Kentucky stuns No. 9 Texas A&M for historic road win
- UK Athletics: Stein Gets First Signature Win in Third Game as UK Coach
- Keeneland: Keeneland September sale posts stronger averages in fifth session
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