Kentucky coach wants fans to 'scream obscenities' at Alabama players, sneak alcohol into stadium
Key Points:
- Kentucky football coach Will Stein is urging fans to arrive early and create an intense, loud atmosphere at Kroger Field to disrupt Alabama's offense and boost Kentucky's chances of winning.
- Stein encourages fans to be passionate and vocal throughout the game, emphasizing that crowd noise can cause communication issues and penalties for Alabama.
- Despite his call for enthusiastic support, Stein also reminded fans on social media to remain respectful and enjoy the game responsibly inside the stadium.
- The game marks Alabama's earliest SEC opener since 2007 and will be played in front of a 61,000-seat crowd at Kroger Field, where Kentucky aims for only its third-ever victory over Alabama.
- Stein, a Louisville native and former Oregon offensive coordinator, is Kentucky's new head coach, facing a tough challenge as Alabama has won the last eight meetings, with its last loss to Kentucky dating back to 1997.