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Kentucky Upsets No. 10 LSU in Overtime

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Kentucky upset No. 10 LSU 35-34 in overtime, tying the game with a late field goal before quarterback Kenny Minchey ran in the decisive two-point conversion. The win made Kentucky the first FBS team to win consecutive overtime games by one point since overtime began in 1996. It was the Wildcats’ second win over a top-10 opponent this season, following their road upset of Texas A&M, and gave first-year coach Will Stein a 5-1 start. The back-and-forth game also featured a long run by CJ Baxter and a 45-yard punt-return touchdown by Brock Coffman.

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