Yes, the University of Kentucky Wildcats have indeed won a national championship in football.
The program achieved this historic milestone in 1950, led by the legendary coach Bear Bryant. That season, the Wildcats concluded with an impressive 11-1 record, marking a significant high point in the team's history. To this day, the 1950 title remains the only football national championship claimed by the University of Kentucky.
Kentucky's Sole Football National Championship
The 1950 season stands out as a defining moment for Kentucky football, solidifying its place in collegiate sports history.
| Year | Head Coach | Final Record | Championship Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1950 | Bear Bryant | 11-1 | National Champion |
This singular achievement underscores a proud chapter for Kentucky athletics, reflecting a period of exceptional success on the gridiron.
