Kentucky has consistently performed well on the road

The home record splits are now well known. The Kentucky football program is just 3-10 (2-10 in SEC games) at home against power conference competition since routing LSU in 2021. Kentucky’s cover percentage (5-8 ATS) is not much better.

But Kentucky’s road results have been much better. The Wildcats are 8-4 outright (8-4 ATS) since dropping a PK game in Starkville in 2021.

• 2021: Kentucky (-21) at Vanderbilt | Cats 34, Commodores 17
• 2021: Kentucky (+3) at Louisville | Cats 52, Cards 21
• 2022: No. 20 Kentucky (+6) at No. 12 Florida | Cats 26, Gators 16
• 2022: No. 7 Kentucky (+6) at No. 7 Ole Miss | Rebels 22, Cats 19
• 2022: No. 19 Kentucky (+11) at No. 3 Tennessee | Vols 44, Cats 6
• 2022: Kentucky (PK) at Missouri | Cats 21, Tigers 17
• 2023: Kentucky (-13) at Vanderbilt | Cats 45, Tigers 28
• 2023: No. 20 Kentucky (+14) at No. 1 Georgia | Dawgs 51, Cats 13
• 2023: Kentucky (-5) at Mississippi State | Cats 24, Dogs 3
• 2023: Kentucky (+2) at South Carolina | Gamecocks 17, Cats 14
• 2023: Kentucky (+7) at No. 9 Louisville | Cats 38, Cards 31
• 2024: Kentucky (+15.5) at No. 6 Ole Miss | Cats 20, Rebels 17

Kentucky is 5-3 ATS in this run as a dog with multiple ranked wins and 2-1 ATS as a favorite with three outright wins. The Wildcats are currently a two-point favorite in the matchup against Florida. In games with a one-score spread, Kentucky is 6-1 ATS in this run.

Add that in with a 5-0-2 ATS record against Florida since a blowout loss in 2016 and many trends point to Kentucky playing well in The Swamp.

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