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Louisville vs Kentucky score today: Governor’s Cup football game live updates, highlights
Louisville-Kentucky preview for 2024 Governor’s Cup football game
The 7-4 Cardinals visit the 4-7 Wildcats at Kroger Field in Lexington Saturday. Here’s a few things to know and how to watch and hear the game.
LEXINGTON — Louisville football is set to play at Kentucky for the 30th installment of the Governor’s Cup.
Kentucky has maintained possession of the trophy since 2017. The Cardinals came close to taking it back last year and had a 24-14 lead over the Wildcats late in the third quarter. But UK outscored U of L, 17-7, in the fourth quarter to keep its winning streak alive.
The regular-season finale will be the last game of the year for the Wildcats, who aren’t bowl eligible for the first time since 2015. After deploying three quarterbacks throughout the season, freshman Cutter Boley will get his first start in UK’s final contest of the year.
Louisville, which will appear in a fourth straight bowl game next month, comes into the contest after winning three of its last four games. The Cardinals rallied for a win at Boston College, 31-27, and rebounded from a 38-35 loss at Stanford by beating Pitt, 37-9, in Week 13.
Stay tuned here for Governor’s Cup updates from Commonwealth Stadium.
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- Date: Saturday, Nov. 30
- Time: Noon
- Location: Commonwealth Stadium, Lexington
- TV channel: SEC Network
- Streaming: ESPN+
- Radio: Louisville Sports Network; Kentucky Sports Radio
Louisville vs. Kentucky will be broadcast nationally on the SEC Network. Aaron Murray and Dave Neal will call the game from the booth at Commonwealth Stadium, with Ashley Shah Ahmadi reporting from the sidelines.
- Series record: Kentucky leads, 20-15
- Kentucky’s last win: 2023 (38-31)
- Louisville’s last win: 2017 (44-17)
Alexis Cubit, Louisville football writer: Louisville 38, Kentucky 17. Despite a hiccup at Stanford, the Cardinals have adjusted and made enough improvements on both sides of the ball throughout the year to take the Governor’s Cup back for the first time since 2017.
Kentucky beat writer Ryan Black: Kentucky 27, Louisville 24. The Wildcats’ season, by an measure, has been a disappointment. But they’ve hung tough with some of the best teams the SEC (and the nation) has to offer. They won’t be overwhelmed by what the Cardinals have to offer, ending the 2024 campaign with yet another Governor’s Cup triumph.
Game lines and odds from BetMGM as of today:
- Spread: 3 1/2
- Over/under: 48 1/2
- Moneyline: 175
The high in Lexington is 41 with considerable cloudiness.
- Aug. 31: Kentucky 31, Southern Miss 0
- Sept. 7: South Carolina 31, Kentucky 6*
- Sept. 14: Georgia 13, Kentucky 12*
- Sept. 21: Kentucky 41, Ohio 6
- Sept. 28: Kentucky 20, Ole Miss 17*
- Oct: 5: BYE
- Oct. 12: Vanderbilt 20, Kentucky 13*
- Oct. 19: Florida 48, Kentucky 20*
- Oct. 26: Auburn 24, Kentucky 10*
- Nov. 2: Tennessee 28, Kentucky 18*
- Nov. 9: BYE
- Nov. 16: Kentucky 48, Murray State 6
- Nov. 23: Texas 31, Kentucky 14*
- Nov. 30: Louisville ∣ Noon
*SEC game
- Saturday, Aug. 31: Louisville 62, Austin Peay 0
- Saturday, Sept. 7: Louisville 49, Jacksonville State 14
- Saturday, Sept. 14: BYE
- Saturday, Sept. 21: Louisville 31, Georgia Tech 19*
- Saturday, Sept. 28: Notre Dame 31, Louisville 24
- Saturday, Oct. 5: SMU 34, Louisville 27*
- Saturday, Oct. 12: Louisville 24, Virginia 20*
- Saturday, Oct. 19: Miami 52, Louisville 45*
- Friday, Oct. 25: Louisville 31, Boston College 27*
- Saturday, Nov. 2: Louisville 33, Clemson 21*
- Saturday, Nov. 9: BYE
- Saturday, Nov. 16: Stanford 38, Louisville 35*
- Saturday, Nov. 23: Louisville 36, Pitt 9*
- Saturday, Nov. 30: Louisville at Kentucky
*ACC game
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Kentucky is among several states receiving funds for state-managed recovery programs after Hurricane Helene and other past disasters hit the Southeast, a news release from FEMA said.
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