A coach has come forward with a claim that Mark Stoops will leave Kentucky in a few years.
Mark Stoops became the longest-tenured active head football coach in the SEC after Nick Saban retired, but how long the Kentucky coach will remain so is an open question.
His brother, of course, being Bob Stoops, who coached Oklahoma from 1999 to 2016 before stepping down somewhat surprisingly at the age of 56. Mark turns 57 on July 9 this year. Stoops has not discussed retirement up to this point, instead putting his focus on bringing some stability to Kentucky's offense, which debuts its fifth coordinator in as many years.
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