How did Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops vote in final US LBM Coaches Poll ballot?

Kentucky football coach Mark Stoops had a less-than-ideal 2024 season with the Wildcats.

The squad’s 4-8 overall record and 1-7 SEC mark were the worst under Stoops since going 2-10 overall (0-8 SEC) in his head coaching debut in 2013. UK also missed a bowl game for the first time in eight years. To make matters worse, the Wildcats had to vacate their 10-win 2021 season.

The season ended on a sour note with Kentucky’s Governor’s Cup winning streak coming to an end at five games. Stoops is expected to be back for his 13th season with Kentucky, making him the longest-active tenured coach in the SEC.

Kentucky didn’t make the cut for the final US LBM Coaches Poll, but here’s how Stoops voted:

Mark Stoops, Kentucky

Ohio State

Notre Dame

Penn State

Texas

Oregon

Georgia

Tennessee

Ole Miss

Arizona State

Indiana

SMU

Boise State

Missouri

BYU

Miami (Fla.)

Clemson

South Carolina

Alabama

Army

Iowa State

Illinois

Memphis

UNLV

Syracuse

Louisville

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This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: How Kentucky football’s Mark Stoops voted in final Coaches Poll

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Publish date : 2025-01-21 22:45:00

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