Lexington Brief

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Sports 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Will Stein says Kentucky football fell short of its standard vs. TennesseeStein discusses Kentucky football's struggles against Tennessee

Kentucky football coach Will Stein discussed the team’s struggles against Tennessee. He said the Wildcats “didn’t play to our standard.” Stein’s comments were featured in a video by the Lexington Herald-Le

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Kentucky upsets Tennessee at Neyland StadiumTennessee loses to Kentucky at Neyland Stadium

Kentucky defeated Tennessee in an upset at Neyland Stadium, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader. The supplied report includes no score or further details.

General 1 outlet · LEX18

African Children's Choir brings music, message of hope to Lexington

The African Children’s Choir, featuring 18 children from Uganda, performed African drumming, harmonies and traditional dance at First Alliance Church in Lexington. Choir Director Tina Sipp said the program provides education and opportunities for children from vulnerable circumstances. The children have learned English and caught up to a third-grade level since February, while preparing an 80-minute performance. The organization says it has helped educate more than 54,000 children over 42 years.

Sports 1 outlet · WKYT

Kentucky fans gather at downtown LexLive as Wildcats fall short against TennesseeKentucky fans look ahead to Florida after Tennessee loss

Kentucky fans who stayed in Lexington gathered at LexLive on Saturday to watch the Wildcats face Tennessee in a rivalry that dates to 1893. Kentucky fell behind in the first quarter and could not rally, failing to end its five-game losing streak against the Volunteers; cheers dwindled as the game went on. Fans said they remained proud of the team’s season under first-year coach Will Stein. Kentucky hosts Florida next Saturday.

General 1 outlet · Herald-Leader

Ben James takes lead at World Wide Technology ChampionshipBudding star Ben James leads the tournament

Ben James took the lead at the World Wide Technology Championship.

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