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Kentucky beat LSU in overtime after converting a two-point try to escape with the win, with Lane Kiffin facing heckling from fans as he left the field. The specifics of Kenny Minchey's involvement in the game were not detailed in the report.
Kenny Minchey set a program first for Kentucky quarterbacks, becoming the only signal-caller in Wildcats history to reach this particular milestone. The achievement underscores the consistency he has shown throughout the season as Kentucky's starter, adding to his growing résumé at the position.
Kenny Minchey delivered the decisive two-point conversion in overtime, running in untouched to give Kentucky a 35-34 upset win over No. 10 LSU. The play exposed a defensive lapse that LSU coach Lane Kiffin specifically addressed afterward, highlighting a costly breakdown in a game the Tigers were favored to win.
Kenny Minchey delivered again in overtime, scoring on a two-point conversion run that went untouched as Kentucky upset No. 10 LSU. Coach Will Stein elected to go for the win rather than kick an extra point, and Minchey's execution sealed the victory in a tight, play-by-play finish.
Kenny Minchey capped Kentucky's overtime win over then-No. 10 LSU by scoring untouched on a two-point conversion draw, after coach Will Stein again elected to go for the win rather than kick an extra point. The result fueled praise for Stein's aggressive approach in his first season leading the Wildcats.
LSU fell to its second loss of the season under Lane Kiffin, dropping an overtime game to Kentucky after the Wildcats converted a two-point try, as Kiffin faced heckling from fans on his way off the field.
Lane Kiffin spoke on LSU's problem after Kentucky's Kenny Minchey scored an untouched two-point conversion in overtime, lifting the Wildcats to a 35-34 win over the No. 10 Tigers.
Kentucky coach Will Stein again went for a two-point conversion in overtime, and quarterback Kenny Minchey scored untouched on a draw to beat No. 10 LSU, drawing praise for the first-year coach.
Four current SEC starting quarterbacks, including Jared Curtis, Marcel Reed, Kenny Minchey and George MacIntyre, all came up through the Nashville area.