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El programa de fútbol de Kentucky ganó reconocimiento nacional tras su victoria sobre Texas A&M, con el entrenador Will Stein recibiendo el premio Dodd Trophy de Entrenador de la Semana y el safety Jordan Castell siendo nombrado Defensor de la Semana de la Senior Bowl después de registrar 13 tacleadas y una intercepción crucial en la victoria 31-21. Además, otros equipos de la Universidad de Kentucky tuvieron destacados desempeños, incluyendo a las voleibolistas Brooklyn DeLeye y Molly Tuozzo ganando honores de Jugadora de la Semana de la SEC tras vencer al número 3 Louisville, mientras que el equipo femenino de golf lidera el Invitacional Bettie Lou Evans con una ventaja de 9 golpes.
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Kentucky’s football program earned national recognition for its upset victory over Texas A&M, while the university’s athletic programs posted strong results across multiple sports.
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Sports
Kentucky football: Safety Jordan Castell named Senior Bowl Defensive Player of the Week — Kentucky safety Jordan Castell earned Senior Bowl Defensive Player of the Week honors after recording 13 tackles, a pass breakup and a crucial fourth-quarter interception in the Wildcats’ 31-21 victory over Texas A&M.
Kentucky football: Coach Will Stein earns Dodd Trophy National Coach of the Week — Will Stein earned Dodd Trophy National Coach of the Week honors after leading Kentucky to a 31-21 upset victory over No. 9 Texas A&M, the first true road win against a top-10 opponent by a UK head coach in his first season.
Kentucky men’s soccer: Wildcats seek first win of season at Lipscomb — The University of Kentucky men’s soccer team travels to Nashville to face Lipscomb on Tuesday, seeking their first win of the 2026 season after an 0-4-2 start.
Kentucky volleyball: Brooklyn DeLeye and Molly Tuozzo win SEC Player of the Week honors — Kentucky volleyball players Brooklyn DeLeye and Molly Tuozzo earned SEC Player of the Week honors following the Wildcats’ victory over No. 3 Louisville. DeLeye led with 22 kills while Tuozzo recorded 21 digs in the upset win.
Kentucky tennis: Mikael Arseneault advances at ITA All-American Championship — UK tennis player Mikael Arseneault advanced at the ITA All-American Championship in Tulsa with a three-set victory Monday, while teammates Rafael Ymer and Tom Sickenberger also won their pre-qualifying matches.
Kentucky women’s golf: Wildcats lead Bettie Lou Evans Invitational by 9 shots — Kentucky women’s golf holds a nine-shot lead after two rounds of the Bettie Lou Evans Invitational at University Club of Kentucky, with Isabella Johnson leading the individual race at 7-under par.
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Sources
- UK Athletics: UK safety Castell named Senior Bowl Defensive Player of Week
- UK Athletics: UK coach Stein earns Dodd Trophy honor for Texas A&M upset
- UK Athletics: UK men’s soccer seeks first win at Lipscomb
- UK Athletics: DeLeye, Tuozzo Win SEC Weekly Honors After UK Volleyball Beats Louisville
- UK Athletics: UK’s Arseneault advances at ITA All-American Championship
- UK Athletics: UK women’s golf leads Bettie Lou Evans Invitational by 9 shots
- Keeneland: Keeneland September sale posts strong gains in seventh session
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