LOUISVILLE, Ky. - For the first time since 2017, the Governor's Cup resides in the hands of the Louisville football program. The Cardinals thoroughly embarrassed Kentucky this past Saturday, leaving Kroger Field with an emphatic 41-14 win.

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One week after Kentucky football’s eight-year bowl streak officially came to an end with a loss at Texas, the Wildcats’ five-game winning streak in the Governor’s Cup rivalry was snapped with a 41-14 loss to Louisville.