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UK's loss of former associate coach Vince Marrow to the Cards suggests the Cats are headed for a bad year while U of L is ...
Longtime Kentucky football staffer Vince Marrow has switched sides in the rivalry — joining Louisville as Jeff Brohm's ...
Kentucky football is promoting from within to replace Vince Marrow on Mark Stoops’ staff. Derek Shay, who served as an ...
In a wide-ranging interview on Louisville sports radio's "Deener Show," Vince Marrow, the former beloved Kentucky Wildcats ...
Vince Marrow threw some serious shade at Kentucky and the city of Lexington during a radio interview on Friday.
Vince Marrow is still adjusting to being on the other side of the Kentucky vs. Louisville rivalry. During his radio tour this ...
It had felt like throughout 2025 that the relationship between Mark Stoops and Vince Marrow was building to a “divorce.” After Kentucky football suffered through a dispiriting 4-8 slog in 2024 ...
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On3 on MSNOffensive coordinator churn, less emphasis on recruiting pipelines helped lead to Vince Marrow leaving KentuckyThe Vince Marrow news is just about a week old but we’re all still reacting to biggest Kentucky football bombshell in recent ...
Until now. Associate head coach, recruiting coordinator and tight ends coach Vince Marrow, often credited with being a key figure in Stoops’ success at Kentucky, is likely leaving the program ...
Head coach Jeff Brohm and the Louisville football program announced Thursday that they have hired Kentucky tight ends/associate head coach and recruiting coordinator Vince Marrow to Brohm's ...
The rumors are true: Longtime Kentucky football coach Vince Marrow is headed to rival Louisville.It was reported this week that he'd be joining the University of Louisville football team as ...
Vince Marrow has been part of every Kentucky Wildcats coaching staff since Mark Stoops' first season in Lexington in 2013. Marrow will be Louisville's executive director of player personnel and ...
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