Kentucky Pulls Off the SEC’s Biggest Upset of 2026, Stuns No. 10 LSU in OT on a Two-Point Conversion
\n LSU vs. Kentucky: Overtime, One Choice for the Win LSU struck first in overtime. Sam Leavitt’s rushing touchdown made it 34–27. On the road, at the most crucial moment, the No. 10 team in the nation seemed to have victory within reach. But from there, the ending of LSU vs. Kentucky took a completely different turn. Kentucky answered immediately with C.J. Baxter’s 1-yard touchdown, closing the gap to 34–33. The conventional choice would have been to kick the extra point, tie the game, and prepare for another overtime period. But the Wildcats at Kroger Field didn’t take the safe route. Fail, and it’s over. Succeed, and you win. Instead of kicking to tie, Kentucky went for two. Quarterback Kenneth Minchey took the snap, read the opening in the defense perfectly, and sprinted into the end zone untouched. 35–34—the game was over right there. What made the moment special wasn’t just the boldness of the call. In a tight game against LSU, Kentucky proved it w...