Greater Louisville UK Alumni Club Hosting Virtual Wildcat Kickoff Luncheon
LEXINGTON, Ky. (Sept. 24, 2020) — The Greater Louisville University of Kentucky Alumni Club, in corporate partnership with Central Bank and annual partner UK HealthCare, will host a free virtual 2020 Wildcat Football Kickoff Luncheon at noon Thursday, Sept. 24, online via YouTube.
The luncheon will feature former UK player Kash Daniel as he interviews Head Coach Mark Stoops and current players who will share their thoughts and expectations for the upcoming football season.
The Wildcats are coming off a thrilling Belk Bowl win over Virginia Tech. The 2020 season kicks off this Saturday, Sept. 26, as Kentucky travels to Auburn University to take on the Tigers.
This streaming event is open to all UK alumni and fans and can be viewed at www.ukalumni.net/2020footballkickoff.
For information, contact Jack Gallt at 859-257-3801 or jack.gallt@uky.edu.
The UK Alumni Association is committed to fostering lifelong engagement among alumni, friends, the association and the university. For more information about the UK Alumni Association, visit www.ukalumni.net or call 800-269-2586.
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