Kentucky backup quarterback Zach Calzada released an apology on Friday for the controversial video he made that was released to the public earlier in the week.
“I take full responsibility for the video I sent to someone on social media,” Calzada wrote in an apology on his Instagram account. “I let my emotions get the best of me. It does not reflect the gratitude I should share as a member of the Kentucky Football team. I sincerely apologize to my teammates, coaches and our fans. I’ll learn from this, do better and move forward with more respect for the opportunity I’ve been given.