The biggest stay/go decision of the Kentucky football offseason has been made.
On Monday, quarterback Will Levis announced he was returning next season for the Wildcats (the school has confirmed Levis is returning).
Levis, who’s wrapping up his first season in Lexington, went 9-3 as an SEC starter and helped the Wildcats finish second in the SEC East for the first time since divisions were implemented in 1992.
A Connecticut native who transferred in from Penn State this past offseason, Levis has completed 66.5% of his passes for 2,593 yards and 23 touchdowns vs.