Kentucky fans decided to celebrate their surprise victory over Florida in creative and devastating ways on the streets of Lexington on Saturday night.
Mark Stubbs has transformed Kentucky football from a mop into a permanent pot team into a force now at SEC East.
People may not be ready to admit this season, but the Wildcats made it clear that it should be taken seriously on Saturday by upsetting Florida’s #12 team.
Football fans in Kentucky may not be true believers yet because they acted as if the victory wasn’t something to expect week to week.
They literally overturned cars and burned sofas in the streets.
Kentucky fans flipped a car and burned a couch to celebrate the Florida tights
Listen, the masses partying in the streets can be great. Just look at the reaction of Appalachian fans after they upset Texas A&M.
This does not mean that the car deserves to be flipped or that the sofa or anything else deserves to be burned.
The phrase “act as if you’ve been there before” is likely to apply in this situation.
We hope that fans in the UK will discover that they can and will continue to move forward with the SEC’s energy programmes. Celebrate like crazy, but leave the flames out.
Wild cats shot down an alligator, 26-16. They scored the last 19 points of the game, including a 65-yard pick six from Keidron Smith, to do so.
Now with a 2-0 record, they will be looking to add a couple more to the tally with games against Youngstown State and Northern Illinois in the coming weeks before facing the Ole Miss in their next big Test on the road.
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