Did the committee get it right? Most college football fans will tell you no, no matter what. 11 Personnel is here to shoot you straight after the latest batch of CFP Rankings was revealed. Kentucky debuted at No. 6, but things changed after the Wildcats turned it over three times in Neyland Stadium in a 34-6 loss to Tennessee. Did the Cats get punished too much in the CFP Rankings? Is the path to the CFP still there for the Wildcats? We're breaking it all down right NOW. Lock in, BBN.

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Folks, we did it. Well, not quite yet, but we’re almost there. Patience is running low as we inch toward the Top 15 showdown between Kentucky and Tennessee at Neyland Stadium. 11 Personnel has been talking about this game for two weeks, but like Vince Carter, we got one more in us. Each Friday, we take a closer look at Luckett’s Play Sheet, which serves as our final piece of pregame prep, giving Big Blue Nation a handful of things to watch for in the upcoming matchup. This is a big one. Can Kentucky seal the deal and finally beat this stupid team? 11 Personnel shares how it could happen.

We've never seen a college football Saturday like this one. Buckle up with 11 Personnel.

The stakes have never been higher in this border battle. How will Kentucky attack Tennessee in a coin-flip game with College Football Playoff implications? 11 Personnel breaks it down. A loss would not eliminate Kentucky from College Football Playoff contention, but that's certainly the case for the home team. The Vols have been in this spot before. This time a year ago they went into Dark Mode, then blacked out in a loss to Oklahoma. Will history repeat itself? History has not been kind to Kentucky in this series. 11 Personnel has plenty of war scars, but these teams are completely different than what you're used to seeing. We explain why while breaking down the matchup. Highlights: -- A dumb narrative Kentucky football is fighting. -- Tennessee's QB plays exactly how Kentucky wants him to play. -- How will UK's defense hold up against a stubborn rushing attack? -- Kenny Minchey continues to improve. Can he continue to ball out against this defense? -- One aspect of the UT defense that isn't as daunting as it seems. -- What in the hell is NC State doing with its coaching search?

The stakes have never been higher in the Battle for the Beer Barrel. Kentucky and Tennessee are fighting for their College Football Playoff lives. Will history repeat itself, or is Will Stein going to turn the tables? Ahead of the season, Cousin Shane joined 11 Personnel to preach the Gospel of Will Stein. Now, Stein can slay his favorite team. How does he see the game unfolding? We're going to find out just how scared Tennessee is of the first-year Kentucky head coach on a new No Huddle edition of 11 Personnel. Highlights: -- Does Dark Mode actually work? -- Are Tennessee's QB problems solved? -- Why Kentucky could give these Vols fits. -- What this game means for the postseason and the future of the rivalry.

The first College Football Playoff Rankings of the 2026 season are hot off the press. YOUR University of Kentucky Wildcats are officially in the mix, which means we have some things to discuss. The college football world is hesitant to give Kentucky respect, but Will Stein demands it. The Wildcats are 7-1, tied with Georgia atop the SEC standings. Kentucky is still being cast aside by some, but not the CFP Selection Committee. What does this first batch of CFP rankings mean for the Wildcats? How do the Cats continue following a path to the CFP? What would the bracket look like today? The 11 Personnel crew is here to break it all down.

Tom Leach joins 11 Personnel to discuss Kentucky’s remarkable season under Will Stein, what has made this team different and why the Wildcats have a legitimate shot to reach the SEC Championship Game.

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