Kentucky defensive coordinator Brad White's unit contained Tennessee Tech's high-octane offense to lead the Cats to victory Saturday at Kroger Field.

The Kentucky Wildcats were once again back in Kroger Field on Saturday, taking on the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles after getting back-to-back much needed wins a

Kentucky will face a confident Tennessee Tech team that is 10-0 and ranked No. 6 in the AFCA FCS poll. The Golden Eagles have won 15 straight games dating to last season and are chasing their first playoff berth since 2011. But second-year coach Bobby Wilder made clear he is frustrated about this week’s matchup.

Kendrick Law's career day and Seth McGowan's three first-half touchdowns propelled Kentucky to its third straight victory with a 42-10 win over Tennessee Tech on Saturday afternoon in Lexington.

Tennessee Tech (10-0) is ranked No. 6 in FCS football, but Kentucky (4-5) is a 22.5-point favorite in Saturday’s 1:30 p.m. kickoff on SEC Network+. The Wildcats have beaten Auburn and Florida the past two weeks to take some of the heat off coach Mark Stoops’ seat.

What a difference a couple of weeks makes in Lexington, Mark Stoops sitting on a red-hot seat as head coach following a 22-point home loss to Tennessee and coaching for his job at Auburn, only for Kentucky to win two straight — the second in blowout fashion — to join the postseason conversation.