No. 15 Kentucky beats Oklahoma 21-13 to extend winning streak
Kentucky defeated Oklahoma 21-13 in Norman, improving to 6-1 and tying for the SEC lead. The Wildcats extended their winning streak to five games with a strong defensive performance.
Key points
- No. 15 Kentucky defeated Oklahoma 21-13 in a Week 7 SEC matchup.
- The Wildcats improved to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in the SEC, tying for the conference lead.
- Quarterback Kenny Minchey threw two touchdown passes, including the opening drive score.
- Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer threw four interceptions, three after being hit.
- Kentucky's winning streak reached five games following overtime wins over South Carolina and LSU.
No. 15 Kentucky defeated Oklahoma 21-13 in a Week 7 SEC clash in Norman, Oklahoma.
The 17th-ranked Wildcats improved to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in the SEC, moving into a tie for the conference lead.
Kentucky’s offense posted 230 yards and scored on a 2‑yard pass from quarterback Kenny Minchey to wide receiver Willie Rodriguez on the opening drive.
Minchey threw two touchdown passes in the game.
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer threw four interceptions, three of which came after he was hit by Mi'Quise Humphrey‑Grace, with one pick taken by Ty Bryant that set up Kentucky’s go‑ahead score.
Kentucky’s winning streak reached five games, following 35‑34 overtime victories over South Carolina and LSU.
Your questions, answered
Who did Kentucky beat in Week 7 of the 2026 season?
Kentucky defeated Oklahoma 21-13 in a Week 7 SEC clash in Norman, Oklahoma.
What is Kentucky's record after beating Oklahoma?
The Wildcats improved to 6-1 overall and 4-1 in the SEC, moving into a tie for the conference lead.
How many interceptions did Oklahoma's quarterback throw?
Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer threw four interceptions, three of which came after he was hit.
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