Kentucky coach Mark Stoops said there's a '0% chance' he leaves the Wildcats after their 41-0 loss to rival Louisville on Nov. 29.

The Louisville Cardinals routed the Kentucky Wildcats during college football rivalry week, winning the Governor's Cup for a second straight season.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Despite being short multiple impact playmakers and riding a three-game losing streak, the Louisville football program didn't let that hold them back from unleashing their might against Kentucky, blasting them with a 41-0 beatdown in the annual Governor's Cup rivalry showdown.

Kentucky redshirt freshman quarterback Cutter Boley's complete comments following UK's 41-0 loss to rival Louisville on Nov. 29, 2025.

The Kentucky Wildcats failed their final test of the college football season. Louisville football routed UK in the 2025 Governor's Cup at L&N Stadium.

The Kentucky/Louisville rivalry is like no other. Children are raised to hate red or blue, while friendships are formed and lost based on a person’s allegiance to the Cats or Cards. You’d think that with an early kickoff featuring frigid temps in front of a light crowd that there wouldn’t be much of a risk for any pregame shenanigans.

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The Kentucky Wildcats were thoroughly outclassed by the Louisville Cardinals on Saturday afternoon by a final score of 41-0. It was Louisville’s first shutout of Kentucky since the 2004 season. That’s how badly today went for Mark Stoops and Co.

Kentucky fans who had to witness an embarrassing loss to rival Louisville to end the season want it to be the end for Mark Stoops, too.

Offensively, Kentucky is far from the best team Louisville will have faced all year, as their 359.4 yards and 25.1 points per game rank 87th and 82nd, respectively, in the FBS. But someone who give the Wildcats some potential and long term promise on that side of the ball is quarterback Cutter Boley.