“We’re not gonna panic about it.”

Mark Stoops says turnovers can't pile up like 2 years ago, but team isn't obsessing about mistakes.

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LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ) – Interceptions will happen.  That’s how Mark Stoops sees it.

Fumbles?  Those can be prevented.

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Coach Stoops knows 4 turnovers is 4 too many.

He did back Benny Snell’s drop the Cats recovered as a freak hit on the ball and Benny had it covered and tucked as he should.

That said, you can bet the team will get a good dose of ball security and protection drilling before kickoff Saturday in the Swamp.

Hear from Stoops in the video.

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Alex Risen
Alex Risen joined the ABC 36 News team in October of 2011 as ABC 36’s Weekend Sports Anchor/ Sports Reporter. Alex can also be seen Friday nights co-anchoring the Highschool Highlight Reel. Alex started out in the broadcast business while still in college at the University of Kentucky, heading up the school’s daily student news network as the Sports Director. He made his commercial televsion debut in May of 2011 while at WYMT in Hazard, Kentucky as co-host of a weekly, half-hour high school sports program previewing area schools’ games on Friday nights and as a morning sports anchor. Alex has also spent time as an intern at ESPN in the Statistics and Analysis department, as a production assistant for NBC Sports horse racing and Sunday Night Football productions, and as an intern for WLKY in his hometown of Louisville, KY. Alex graduated from Saint Xavier High School in 2007 and earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism and Political Science from the University of Kentucky in 2010 where he graduated magna cum laude from the Honors Program. He’s excited to be covering his passion in his home state and make Central Kentucky his home for years to come. Alex can be reached at ARisen@wtvq.com