With a loss today at Missouri, Kentucky's all-time record sits at 579-580-44.
It marks the first time the Cats have had an all-time losing record since 1902...1,108 games ago.
Here are the postgame notes. Game recap on ABC 36 News Weekend Edition.
Kentucky at Missouri
Faurot Field / Memorial Stadium, Oct. 27, 2012
FINAL SCORE: Missouri 33, Kentucky 10
Team Records and Series Notes
- Kentucky is 1-8 overall, 0-6 in the Southeastern Conference. Missouri is 4-4 overall, 1-4 in league play.
- Kentucky leads the series 2-1, including 1-1 in Columbia.
- Kentucky returns to action Saturday, Nov. 3, when the Wildcats play host to Vanderbilt at Noon ET on ESPNU.
Team Notes
- The Kentucky defense allowed a season-low 273 yards. The previous low was 323 yards allowed vs. WKU.
- The UK defense also allowed a season-low 87 passing yards. The previous low was 160 passing yards vs. WKU.
- UK created a season-high three turnovers, one fumble recovery and two interceptions.
- Kentucky’s offensive fumble lost in the first quarter ended a string of three-consecutive games without a turnover.
- Missouri was the third opponent in the last four weeks (also Mississippi State and Georgia) which had an open date before playing Kentucky.
- Kentucky entered the game having played the toughest schedule in the nation, according to the Colley Matrix and Anderson and Hester computer ratings, two components of the BCS rankings.
- Kentucky is fielding one of the nation’s youngest teams, playing 14 true freshmen and 26 total (true and redshirt) frosh, one of the nation’s top-five teams in each category.
Individual Notes
- Linebacker Avery Williamson led the Wildcats with a career-high tying 14 tackles, including the first quarterback sack of his collegiate career, and a pass breakup. It is his sixth double-figure tackle game of the season.
- J.D. Harmon’s two interceptions in the third quarter were the first pickoffs of his career for the true freshman walk-on cornerback. Harmon finished the game with a career-high seven tackles.
- Harmon is the first UK Player to pick off two passes in one game since Winston Guy had two interceptions in the 2011 season opener against Western Kentucky in Nashville.
- Collins Ukwu blocked an extra point, his second blocked kick of the season. He also blocked a field goal at Florida.
- Tight end Patrick Ligon made his first career start.
